red alert

red alert [red əˈlə:t]  [rɛd əˈlɚt] 

第三人称复数:red alerts

red alert 基本解释

red alert是什么意思

名词紧急警报,红色警戒(一个著名游戏的名称)

red alert 网络解释

red alert

1. (空袭) 紧急警报:黑色幽默 the humour expressing nihilism and pessimism | red alert (空袭) 紧急警报 | red cross 红十字会

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red alert 词典解释

1. 红色警报;红色预警;紧急状态
    If a hospital, a police force, or a military force is on red alert, they have been warned that there may be an emergency, so they can be ready to deal with it.

    e.g. All the Plymouth hospitals are on red alert...
           普利茅斯所有的医院都处于紧急状态之中。
    e.g. Sirens sounded an end to the red alert.
           警报声宣告了红色预警的结束。

red alert 单语例句

1. The power company in the provincial capital Guangzhou issued a red alert on electricity consumption in May.

2. red alert的近义词

2. Police in Jiangxi province will be on red alert when the streets are pitched into darkness by the total solar eclipse on Wednesday.

3. red alert

3. The yellow light warns the government to be alert and the red one means the disparity is totally unacceptable.

4. A red alert will indicate a bacterial food poisoning risk of at least 25 percent, while a yellow alert will mean a 15 to 24 percent risk.

5. The province issued a red alert for maritime users on Thursday as Typhoon Nuri approached, according to local flood control headquarters.

6. Shanghai received heavy rainfall on Tuesday, prompting the Shanghai Meteorological Bureau to lift the alert level from yellow to red.

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7. The red alert is the highest and is issued only when the mercury rises above 40 degrees.

8. red alert

8. The government declared the country in red alert, the highest level.

9. Hong Kong has raised the Outbound Travel Alert for Israel to red, in view of the recent Gaza conflict.

10. A red alert is not welcome for most travelers but under a black alert, travel insurance becomes invalid.

red alert 英英释义

noun

1. the highest level of alert when an attack by the enemy seems imminent (or more generally a state of alert resulting from imminent danger)