单词	red
释义	adjective | noun redred1 /rɛd/ ●●● S1 W1 adjective (comparative redder, superlative reddest) Etymology ETYMOLOGYred1 Origin: Old English read Collocations COLLOCATIONS► bright red  a bright red dress 1 having the color of blood:  a bright red dress He drove straight through a red light.2hair that is red is an orange-brown color3skin that is red is a bright pink color:  Her cheeks were red with excitement.4red wine has a red or purple color5be/turn as red as a beet to have a very red face, usually because you are embarrassed6not one red cent informal used to emphasize that you mean no money at all:  Carter said she wouldn’t pay one red cent of her rent until the landlord fixed her roof.7informal an insulting word meaning communist, used especially in past times [Origin: Old English read]—redness noun [uncountable] → see also paint the town (red) at paint2 (7), red flag, be like waving a red flag in front of a bull at wave1 (7) adjective | noun redred2 ●●● S2 W2 noun 1[countable, uncountable] the color of blood:  The corrections were marked in red (=in red ink). the reds and yellows of the fall trees2[countable, uncountable] red wine:  a nice bottle of red3be in the red informal to owe more money than you have OPP be in the black:  The state is already $3 billion in the red this year.4see red to become very angry:  I immediately saw red.5[countable] informal an insulting word for someone who has communist ideas or opinions, used especially in past times
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