Red Cross
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌRed ˈCross noun the Red Cross an international organization that helps people who are suffering as a result of war, floods, disease etc 红十字会
Examples from the Corpus
Red Cross• The fifth day of every month he got his Red Cross cheek.• Relatives living abroad could check the site-even using computers in local Red Cross centres.• Emerado's crews also had a shelter ready for flood victims and helped the local Red Cross fulfill its mission.• Then, after I sign, you bring me a blanket and a package of Red Cross cigarettes.• Then we would put them all in a box and the Red Cross would mail them.• You can even get a hot meal free from the Red Cross, down at the inlet.• Like these two, many of the participants in the Red Cross exchanges actually were intelligence or party officials.• The main hospital was rehabilitated by the International Committee of the Red Cross.ˌRed ˈCross nounChineseSyllable
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Red Cross
ˌRed ˈCross
noun
the Red Cross an international organization that helps people who are suffering as a result of war, floods, disease etc
ˌRed ˈCross
nounthe Red Cross an international organization that helps people who are suffering as a result of war, floods, disease etc