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Meanings of red in English
Usage of red in English
1
However, he added: The red line is that PSA will remain French.
2
Methods: Eighteen young healthy women drank red wine daily for 3 weeks.
3
The workers agreed - We expect to see the red sea again.
4
But West China Cement's share price plunge is a clear red flag.
5
Well here's my answer: you'd better believe Trident is a red line.
6
For the year, the share remains 18 per cent in the red.
7
The talk was good, the food was delicious, the wine robustly red.
8
The minister defended government payout offers to owners in red zone areas.
9
Yet, arriving home, I'd felt hope on seeing the pulsing red beacon.
10
However, the reasons and specifics surrounding the cross often raise red flags.
11
My partner was getting ready to try to red point his project.
12
The red berets branded the decision as a 'victory for the law'.
13
It expects its chip business to remain in the red this year.
14
Today she's changed wigs, wearing a bright red eighties-era Reba McEntire number.
15
ANZ Bank sees huge performance potential in New Zealand's red meat industry.
16
Canada's housing market was red hot in the years following the recession.
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Spanish
Red through the time
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Canada
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
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