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Definitions from the WebTerm: "in the red"Description"In the red" is an idiomatic expression used to describe a financial situation where an individual or organization has negative or deficit funds. It typically refers to operating at a loss or having more expenses than income. Possible Parts of Speech:
Senses and UsagesAdjective:- Having negative or deficit funds. - Describing a financial statement with more expenses than income. Sample Sentence:1. The company has been in the red for the past three quarters due to declining sales. 2. My bank account is in the red, and I need to find a way to reduce my expenses. Adverb:- Operating at a financial loss or deficit. Sample Sentence:1. The business has been operating in the red since the new regulations were implemented. 2. Despite their efforts to cut costs, the restaurant is still in the red. Related Products:Here are some related products available on Amazon: | ||||
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