红色革命英文

red，英[red]，美[red]

adj.红的；红色的；充血的；布满血丝的；

n.红色；红葡萄酒；左翼人士；激进分子。

复数： reds，比较级： redder，最高级： reddest，派生词： redness。

red用作名词的基本意思是“红色”,可用作可数名词,也可用作不可数名词; 既有复数形式reds,也可说much red。red也可作“红衣服”解,是不可数名词,往往不带冠词。

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其他颜色英文

green，英[ɡriːn]，美[ɡriːn]

adj. 绿色的；长满绿色植物的；环保的；无经验的；未成熟的。

n. 绿色；草地。

vi. 变绿。

vt. 使…变绿；使…恢复活力。

副词: greenly，比较级: greener，最高级: greenest，名词: greenness，过去式: greened，过去分词: greened，现在分词: greening，第三人称单数: greens。

green用作形容词时的意思是“绿色的，青色的”,指事物呈现出绿色的状态。也可用来指某物还“没有成熟”,或人由于年轻而没有社会经验，即“未成熟的，无经验的，易受愚弄的；有时也可指某物是“未干的，潮的”。

red， 瑞德

When the first national congress of the Chinese Communist Party was being held in the summer of 1921 （first in the French Concession area of Shanghai and later on a boat on South Lake, Jiaxing） , with 13 delegates representing 57 members across the country, Agnes Smedley （1892–1950） , 29 years old then, was in India helping the people there to overthrow the colonial rule of the British; Edgar Snow （1905–1972） ,then a 16-year-old, was still in high school, active, busy managing the fraternity newspaper he started, The Delt; Anna Louise Strong （1885–1970） , 36 years old then, who had earned a PhD in philosophy from the University of Chicago at 23, had already been a progressive activist fighting for justice for years. Soon, they would all turn eastward; their beliefs, passions, and career paths would lead them to China, a vast country on the easternmost part of the Eurasian landmass, right across from the Pacific Ocean.Here, in China, something extraordinary was happening. Here, an existential struggle on an epic scale was going on. Here would come Agnes Smedley, Edgar Snow, Anna Louise Strong, and many others—Norman Bethune （1890–1939） , George Hatem（1910–1988） , Israel Epstein （1915–2005） , Dwarkanath Kotnis （1910–1942） , Rewi Alley （1897–1987） , and more, overcoming seemingly insurmountable barriers, natural and man-made, to see with their own eyes, to find out what was going on and report it to the world, and to help the Chinese people win their struggle for survival and for the future of their nation. Some of these foreigners would lay down their lives here; some would make China their adopted country, their permanent home.What was going on in China during those early decades of the 20th century, following the founding of the Communist Party in 1921? The Northern Expedition （1926–1928） , a military campaign to reunify China that had become fragmented by warlords; the Shanghai Massacre （April 12 , 1927） , the betrayal and violent suppression of the Communist Party organizations in Shanghai by Chiang Kai-shek （1887–1975）; the Mukden Incident （18 September, 1931） , Japanese invasion of Manchuria that led to establishment of the puppet state of Manzhouguo; the Long March （October 1934–October 1935） , a strategic retreat undertaken by the Red Army after the Fifth Extermination Campaign, to evade the pursuit of the Kuomintang army; Lugou Bridge Incident, also known as the Marco Polo Bridge Incident or Double-Seven Incident, a July 1937 battle between Chinese and Japanese troops stationed at Fengtai in the outskirts of Beijing, recognized as China’s whole-of-nation resistance against Japanese aggression. It was during these turbulent times when the survival of one fifth of mankind was hanging in the balance that Agnes Smedley, Edgar Snow, Anna Louise Strong, and many others came to China.

red

读音：英 [red]   美 [red]

释义：

adj. 红色的。

n. 红色。

语法：

red的基本意思是“红色的”,也可指“褐红色的,深红的,深紫色的”等颜色,引申可表示眼睛“布满血丝的,眼眶发红的,充血的”或脸因羞惭、愤怒等而“涨红的”。

Red可表示“支持左翼政治观点的,社会党的,共产党的”“革命的,共产主义的”。

red作“深红的,深紫色的”“支持左翼政治观点的,社会党的,共产党的”“革命的,共产主义的”解时无比较级和最高级形式。

red在句中可用作定语、表语或宾语补足语。

red用作名词的基本意思是“红色”,可用作可数名词,也可用作不可数名词; 既有复数形式reds,也可说much red。

red也可作“红衣服”解,是不可数名词,往往不带冠词。

red也可表示“拥护社会主义和共产主义的人”,首字母要大写。

词汇搭配：

用作形容词 (adj.)

～+名词

red battle 血战

red book 电话号码簿

red carpet 隆重地接待

red flag 红旗

red hands 沾满血的手

red hat 红帽子

red house 红色的小屋

red letter day (日历上)纪念日,节日

red light 红灯,危险信号

red rose 红玫瑰

red ruin 火灾

red wine 红葡萄酒

People associate colors with different objects,feelings,and ***.Red is my favorite ***.Red is the color of fire ,heat ,blood and life.People say red is an active and exciting color.When someone is very angry,people say that he or she sees red.And red is used for signs of danger ,such as STOP signs.I like red because when I see red I feel happy.