Red Cross

英 [red krɒs]

美 [red krɔːs]

n.  红十字会

医学

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牛津词典

noun

• 红十字会
  an international organization that takes care of people suffering because of war or natural disasters. Its full name is the International Movement of the Red Cross and the Red Crescent.

柯林斯词典

• 红十字会
  The Red Crossis an international organization that helps people who are suffering, for example as a result of war, floods, or disease.

双语例句

• The Chinese Red Cross contributed a generous sum to the relief of the physically disabled.
  中国红十字会慷慨捐赠一笔巨款以救济残疾人。
• The Red Cross is a big international organization.
  红十字会是一个庞大的国际组织。
• The local government hoped that everybody living in the region contributed to the red cross.
  当地政府希望住在本区的每个人向红十字会捐款。
• Last year I took my red cross certificate.
  去年我拿到了红十字证书。
• The military requested 6,000 pints of blood from the American Red Cross.
  军方请求美国红十字会支援6,000品脱的血液。
• The International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement is a movement to save human life and health.
  国际红十字会和红新月会运动是为了挽救人类的生命和健康。
• I don't mind giving money to the Red Cross because I know it's for a good cause.
  我不在乎捐钱给红十字会，因为我知道它有高尚的奋斗目标。
• Yes, thanks. I went with my dad to the Red Cross Society of China.
  是的，谢谢。我和我爸爸去了中国红十字会。
• This led to the Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement.
  这直接催生了红十字会和红新月会的诞生。
• I attended an exhibition of art works which was hold by Red Cross as a VIP guest.
  那是在一个红十字会举办的艺术家作品展览会上，我作为特邀的贵宾参加了展览会。