

English in a Minute: Phrases with 'red'
Sep 17, 2025
Discover the power of the color red in everyday language! Explore four quirky phrases that incorporate 'red' and understand how to use them effectively. The discussion is light and engaging, making it easy to absorb these expressions. Perfect for those looking to spice up their English conversations, this session invites you to practice and have fun with your vocabulary!
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Watch Costs To Avoid Being In Debt
- Monitor spending and reduce costs to avoid ending up 'in the red'.
- Act promptly on rising expenses to prevent debt accumulation.
In The Red Means Owing Money
- Being 'in the red' means you owe money or run at a loss.
- The phrase frames financial shortfall using the color red as a deficit signal.
Example Of Being Fooled By Clues
- The speaker recounts being fooled: "I thought I'd solved it, but all the clues were red herrings."
- This shows how misleading evidence can derail problem-solving.