red light

英 [ˌred ˈlaɪt]

美 [ˌred ˈlaɪt]

n.  红灯(示意车辆停下的信号)

Collins.1

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

柯林斯词典

• （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.

英英释义

noun

• the signal to stop
• a cautionary sign of danger
  Synonym:warning light

双语例句

• 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。
• A car rushed through the red light.
  一辆轿车闯了红灯。
• High-mass stars emit ultraviolet and blue light, whereas low-mass stars emit yellow and red light.
  大质量恒星发出紫外光和蓝光，而小质量恒星则发出黄光与红光。
• We had a red light on doing business with him.
  我们对跟他做生意亮了红灯。
• You should have stopped at the red light.
  你见了红灯本应该停车。
• 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。
• 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。
• A green light for your friend may be a red light for you.
  神给你的朋友开绿灯，却可能给你亮红灯。
• If the red light is on, can you go?
  如果红灯亮了，你能走吗？
• 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。