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殷紅
yān hóng
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dark red
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汞溴紅
gǒng xiù hóng
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merbromin;
mercurochrome
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泛紅
fàn hóng
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to blush;
to redden;
flushed
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波士頓紅襪
bō shì dùn hóng wà
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Boston Red Sox (baseball) team
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洋紅
yáng hóng
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carmine;
magenta
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深紅色
shēn hóng sè
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deep red;
crimson;
scarlet
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清紅幫
qīng hóng bāng
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traditional secret society, Chinese equivalent of Freemasons
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滇紅
diān hóng
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Dian Hong tea
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滿堂紅
mǎn táng hóng
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success across the board;
victory in everything one touches
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滿江紅
mǎn jiāng hóng
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Man Jiang Hong (Chinese poems)
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漲紅
zhàng hóng
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to turn red (in the face);
to flush (with embarrassment or anger)
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潮紅
cháo hóng
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flush
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火紅
huǒ hóng
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fiery;
blazing
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熱紅酒
rè hóng jiǔ
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mulled wine
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燈紅酒綠
dēng hóng jiǔ lǜ
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lanterns red, wine green (idiom); feasting and pleasure-seeking;
debauched and corrupt environment
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燒紅
shāo hóng
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to heat until red-hot
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爆紅
bào hóng
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to be a big hit;
to be hugely popular
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猩紅
xīng hóng
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scarlet
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猩紅熱
xīng hóng rè
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scarlet fever
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猩紅色
xīng hóng sè
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scarlet (color)
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獵殺紅色十月號
liè shā hóng sè shí yuè hào
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"The Hunt for Red October", a novel by Tom Clancy
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玉紅省
yù hóng shěng
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rubicene (chemistry)
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玫紅眉朱雀
méi hóng méi zhū què
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(bird species of China) pink-browed rosefinch (Carpodacus rodochroa)
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番紅花
fān hóng huā
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saffron (Crocus sativus)
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番茄紅素
fān qié hóng sù
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Lycopene
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