red light

英 [ˌred ˈlaɪt]

美 [ˌred ˈlaɪt]

n. 红灯(示意车辆停下的信号)

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牛津词典

noun

红灯（示意车辆停下的信号）
a signal telling the driver of a vehicle to stop
1. to go through a red light (= not stop at one)
  闯红灯

（交通信号中的）红灯
Ared lightis a traffic signal which shines red to indicate that drivers must stop.
红灯区的
Thered-lightdistrict of a city is the area where prostitutes work.

noun

Now, I want to answer your questions, but remember to look out for the red light.
现在我可以回答你们的问题，但记住要注意看红灯（亮了）。
He says there is a lot of blue in white light. This explains why the blue light and white light hamsters appear to be more depressed than the hamsters seeing red light or darkness.
他说，白光中含有很多蓝色的光，这很好地解释了为什么蓝光和白光下的仓鼠比红光或黑暗中的仓鼠更为抑郁。
A wisp of red light is bright to blaze between the stars.
一缕红光在星辰间璀璨燃烧。
Traffic police ticked off a pensioner for jumping a red light.
一个退休老人闯了红灯，被交警训了一顿。
When the other car ran through the red light and I knew we were about to crash.
当我看到那辆汽车闯红灯的时候，我知道我们要撞车了。我的心都好像停止跳动了。
He was killed at a road junction by a van driver who went through a red light
他在交叉路口被一辆闯红灯的小货车撞死了。
If the red light is on, can you go?
如果红灯亮了，你能走吗？
There was a red light and a shadow on the wall of the house opposite.
在对边楼房的墙上又映出了红色的灯光还有人影。
You would think that if a train jumped a red light that the brakes would automatically be applied.
你就想是火车跳过了红灯，然后自动刹车了。
A car rushed through the red light.
一辆轿车闯了红灯。