red

• Adjetivo de color principal que describe el tono de la sangre, el fuego o las manzanas maduras. También puede referirse a algo de un color rojo intenso o relacionado con ese color.

A basic color adjective describing the hue of blood, fire, or ripe apples.

1. A1formal

   Having the color of blood or ripe tomatoes, between orange and pink on the spectrum.

   rojo

   • She wore a beautiful red dress to the party.
   • The apple is red and ripe.
   • His face turned red with embarrassment.

   Sinónimosburgundycardinalcarminecerisecherrycrimsongarnetmaroonscarletvermilionwine

2. Communist or socialistB2formal

   Associated with communism or socialism, often referring to political ideologies.

   rojo (comunista o socialista)

   • The red flag symbolized the communist revolution.
   • He was accused of being a red sympathizer during the Cold War.
   • The red army marched through the streets.

   Sinónimosbolshevikcommunistleft-wingleftistmarxistradicalsocialist

3. Indicating danger or stopA2informal

   Signaling warning, danger, or to stop, as in traffic lights or alerts.

   Rojo de peligro o detención

   • The red light means you must stop.
   • A red alert was issued for severe weather.
   • The red warning sign caught everyone's attention.

   Antónimosgreen

• Sustantivo que designa el color primario en el extremo de onda larga del espectro visible, a menudo asociado con el calor, la pasión o el peligro.

A noun referring to a primary color at the long-wavelength end of the visible spectrum, often associated with warmth, passion, or danger.

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1. A1formal

   A primary color between orange and violet, often associated with passion, danger, or heat.

   Color rojo

   • The flag has a red stripe.
   • She painted the room red.
   • Red is my favorite color.

   Sinónimoscardinalcarminecherrycrimsonmaroonscarletvermilion

2. Political ideologyB2formal

   A person who supports communism or socialism.

   Rojo (ideología política)

   • The reds gained power in the election.
   • He was known as a red during the revolution.
   • The reds and blues clashed in the debate.

   Sinónimosbolshevikcommiecommunistleftistmarxistpinkosocialist

3. B2informal

   A financial deficit or being in debt (in the red).

   Deuda

   • The company is in the red this quarter.
   • They operated in the red for several years.
   • The budget showed we were in the red by $10,000.

   Sinónimosarrearsdebtdeficitoverdraftred ink