red (EN)

adjective, noun

adjective “red”

1. having a color similar to that of blood or cherries
   Mellen Iech un, fir d'Iwwersetzungen vun den Beispillsätz an d'monolingual Definitioune vun all Wuert ze gesinn.

   He picked a ripe, red apple from the tree.
2. describing hair that is a shade of orange-brown or orange-blond
   The pretty girl had red hair and freckles.
3. describing a face that turns bright red or pink due to anger, embarrassment, or shame
   When she realized everyone was staring, she turned red with embarrassment.
4. in card games, belonging to the hearts or diamonds suits
   In our game of cards, all my red cards were diamonds, giving me a strong hand.
5. referring to left-wing, chiefly socialist or communist, political parties and movements
   During the Cold War, anyone suspected of being red was closely monitored by government agencies.
6. in US politics, associated with the Republican Party
   Wyoming is an example of a red state.

noun “red”

1. the color seen when light has a wavelength between about 625–740 nm
   The dress she wore was a vibrant shade of red, making her stand out in the crowd.
2. a person who supports revolutionary socialism or communism, especially a Bolshevik
   During the Cold War, the Reds were closely monitored by the government.
3. wine that is made from dark-colored grape varieties
   At the dinner party, we had a choice between reds and whites, so I chose a red.
4. in snooker, one of the 15 balls that are red, which are scored differently from the colored balls
   In his next shot, he aimed for a red near the corner pocket.