red

UK
/rɛd/
US
/rɛd/

Translations

rednoun
reds
pl
UK
/rɛd/
US
/rɛd/
rougenom de la couleur
Red is often associated with passion and energy.
Le rouge est souvent associé à la passion et à l'énergie.
Additional translations
rougeau sens politique, souvent familier ou péjoratif
rougenom substantivé
redadjective
redder
Comp.
reddest
Super.
UK
/rɛd/
US
/rɛd/
She wore a stunning red dress to the party.
Elle portait une superbe robe rouge à la fête.
rougepour signaler un danger ou un avertissement
The red light on the dashboard signaled a problem with the engine.
Le voyant rouge sur le tableau de bord signalait un problème moteur.
rougepour la rougeur du visage
His face turned red when he realized his mistake.
Son visage est devenu rouge quand il a réalisé son erreur.
Additional translations
rougeau sens politique, souvent familier
redverb
redded
Past Simple
redded
Past Participle
redding
Gerund
Dialectal (chiefly US Appalachian and Scots); means ‘to tidy or clear’, usually followed by the particle ‘up’.
rangeremploi rare ou dialectal, au sens de remettre en ordre
Please red the living room before the guests arrive.
Veuillez ranger le salon avant l'arrivée des invités.
rougiremploi archaïque
In autumn, the leaves red before they fall.
En automne, les feuilles rougissent avant de tomber.

Definitions

rednoun
The color red.
Red is often associated with passion and energy.
A person who supports or is associated with left-wing or socialist political views.
During the Cold War, suspected reds were closely watched by the authorities.
An item, substance, or piece of clothing that is red in color.
She paired the outfit with a bold red handbag to make it stand out.
redadjective
Having the color of blood or a shade resembling it.
She wore a stunning red dress to the party.
Characterized by or associated with political views or policies that are leftist or socialist.
The red flag was a symbol of the revolutionary movement.
Indicating danger or a warning.
The red light on the dashboard signaled a problem with the engine.
Flushed or blushing, especially due to embarrassment or anger.
His face turned red when he realized his mistake.
redverb
To tidy or clear (something), especially a room; to straighten up.
Please red the living room before the guests arrive.
To become red or to make something red; to redden (archaic).
In autumn, the leaves red before they fall.