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Meanings of reds in anglès
Baseball team and Major League Baseball franchise in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States.
portuguès
cedar rapids kernels espanyol
cedar rapids kernels 
Baseball team and Minor League Baseball franchise in Cedar Rapids, Iowa, USA.
Army of the Red Guards in the Finnish Civil War.
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Usage of reds in anglès
1
Unlike reds, grey squirrels appear to be easy meat for the predator.
2
He likes the rich, warm colours; the deep reds and dark greens.
3
Other wines, particularly reds, have not shown as much ability to compete.
4
The roots of the reds will run out all over the road.
5
Carceret's reds were strapped tightly across her long arms and broad shoulders.
6
Kip imagined the magic streaking from him as the reds' had done.
7
A few leaves on the trees changed to reds and golds overnight.
8
There were pinks and flame orange-reds and deep purples to choose from.
9
And they calls us lolloes, which, in their beastly gibberish, means reds.
10
Beautiful colours shimmered across its chameleon skin, iridescent blues, greens and reds.
11
Strange things swam in the furious, blood-soaked reds and bottomless, devouring blacks.
12
Four whites are a match for a hundred times as many reds.
13
Leaves tinged with reds, browns and yellows complement the dry brown grass.
14
Bernard gives the list of yellows, reds, greens, and blues, with variations.
15
You got your pintos, your garbanzos, your small reds, your dark kidneys.
16
The reds are the meat and blood of pieces of human bodies.
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Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common