red flag
英 [red flæɡ] 美 [rɛd flæɡ]

n.

红旗，危险信号，惹人生气的事物；

变形

复数：red flags

英英释义

red flag

• n.
  • a flag that serves as a warning signal
  • the emblem of socialist revolution
  • something that irritates or demands immediate action

双语例句

用作名词(n.)

1. A red flag slowly went up the pole.
   一面红旗徐徐升起。
2. Let's book him in at the Red Flag Hotel.
   我们替他在红旗旅馆订个房间吧。
3. A red lamp is used as a danger signal.
   红灯用作危险信号。
4. If I were advising him, I would say that the elation of his party's progressive wing is a red flag.
   如果让我给他提建议，我会说，民主党中进步派的洋洋得意是一个危险信号。

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