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Meanings of red crosses in English
Usage of red crosses in English
1
They all wore long white dresses with red crosses on their fronts.
2
It would explain the general prevalence of embroidered red crosses everywhere.
3
Large red crosses had been painted on their doors and roofs.
4
They wear white robes, and the women have red crosses on their headscarves.
5
There are the maps; the red crosses are my land.
6
Flanked by policemen, they daubed red crosses on homes and pinned notices on doors.
7
A dozen red crosses waved over houses at different points.
8
A map with three red crosses upon it and some writing on the back?
9
Here and there behind dismantled hedge-rows stood wagons bearing white flags with red crosses.
10
Most wore white vestments with red crosses on the front.
11
About 40 or so red crosses mark panels they suspect are loose and need reinforcement.
12
Large slope maps showed red crosses over the lifts.
13
The white nationalist demonstrators gathered behind a half dozen white shields emblazoned with red crosses.
14
Then one of the men went out and painted red crosses on the doors and windows.
15
I marked them on Hollis's map, but look for the red crosses, you can't miss them.
16
The hospitals are marked with red crosses, but that hasn't stopped the Reds from shelling them.
This collocation consists of:
Red crosses through the time
Red crosses across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common