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It came from red alert
It came from red alert









op heterdaad betrap يُضْبَطُ مُتَلَبِّسا بالجَريمَه хващат ме на местопрестъплението apanhar com a boca na botija chytit při činu auf frischer Tat ertappen på fersk gerning πιάνω κπ.Is Command & Conquer back or not? Seriously, I’m having a hard time telling if EA is actually interested in keeping the series relevant or now. To find (a person) in the act of doing wrong. To roll out the red carpet for sb → dérouler le tapis rouge pour qnred-carpet treatment n → accueil m en grande pompered channel n (at customs) → couloir m " marchandises à déclarer", sortie f " marchandises à déclarer"Red Crescent n → Croissant-Rouge mRed Cross n → Croix-Rouge f To roll out the red carpet → dérouler le tapis rouge To be shown the red card → recevoir un carton rougered carpet n → tapis m rouge The Red Army → l'Armée f rougered-blooded adj → viril(e), vigoureux/eusered-brick redbrick adj → en briques rougesredbrick university n (British) université fondée à la fin du XIXème et au début du XXème siècles, par opposition aux établissements plus anciens tels que Oxford ou Cambridgered cabbage n → chou m rougered card n (FOOTBALL) → carton m rouge The country is on red alert → L'alerte rouge a été déclenchée dans le pays.Red Army n To go red in the face (with embarrassment, anger) → rougir (with exertion) → devenir tout(e) rougered alert n → alerte f rouge She was red with shame → Elle était rouge de honte. (with embarrassment, anger, exertion) → rouge Red spider mite N → arador m or ácaro m de la sarna Red Riding Hood N ( also Little Red Riding Hood) → Caperucita f Roja Red pepper N (= capsicum) → pimiento m rojo, pimiento m morrón, pimentón m rojo ( LAm) (= powder) → pimienta f de cayena See also red-light district red meat N → carne f roja To go through a red light → saltarse un semáforo en rojo Red herring N ( fig) → pista f falsa, despiste m See also redeye red flag N ( on beach, etc) → bandera f roja To show sb the red card → sacar a algn la tarjeta roja ( fig) (= reprimand) → llamar al orden a algn, amonestar a algn (= force to resign) → destituir a algn

it came from red alert

Red cabbage N → col f lombarda, lombarda f To be on red alert → estar en alerta roja

  • Thin streaks of red, like veins in marble showed on his chalky teeth -Wright Morris.
  • (Fingernails) red as satin ribbons -Diane Ackerman.
  • (Hair) red as chili powder -Saul Bellow.
  • Similes linking the color red with blood abound throughout literature as well as everyday speech.
  • (Lips) red as a sun rising on the Atlantic and setting on the Pacific -Mary Morris.
  • it came from red alert

    The objects being compared are Vermont barns.

    it came from red alert

  • Red as a strong man’s heart -Robert Tristram Coffin.
  • The simile from Canfield’s Sex Education describes a face turned red with embarrassment.

    it came from red alert

  • Red as a rooster’s comb -Dorothy Canfield Fisher.
  • (Tongue) red as a pomegranate -Miles Gibson.
  • As red as any rose -William Shakespeare.
  • See Also: BLUSHES, CHEEKS, COLORS, HAIR, LIPS, MOUTH











    It came from red alert