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red line

/ˈrɛd laɪn/

翻译: 比喻不可逾越的界限或底线,常用于政治、商业或个人语境中,表示不可接受的行为或条件。

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/ˈrɛd laɪn/B2formalpolitical
  • zh比喻不可逾越的界限或底线,常用于政治、商业或个人语境中,表示不可接受的行为或条件。

A figurative boundary or limit that should not be crossed, often used in political, business, or personal contexts to indicate an unacceptable action or condition.

  1. Boundary or limitB2formal

    A figurative limit or threshold that should not be crossed, often in politics, negotiations, or personal relationships.

    zh红线

    • The government drew a red line on nuclear weapons development.
    • Crossing that red line would lead to serious consequences.
    • In negotiations, each side has its own red lines.
  2. Safety limitB2informal

    A point beyond which a situation becomes dangerous or unacceptable.

    zh红线

    • He knew he had crossed a red line with his rude comments.
    • The company set a red line for employee safety standards.
    • The red line in this debate is respect for human rights.