scarlet

Related to scarlet: scarlet fever, scarlet letter

scarlet red

A dark reddish dye that is used as a biological stain. You can see that the fat in that tissue sample has been stained scarlet red.

scarlet woman

A woman who is ostracized because of promiscuous behavior. Once everyone learned of her affair, she moved away from the city, rather than staying and being labeled a scarlet woman.

scarlet woman

A prostitute, an immoral woman, as in Malicious gossip had it that she was a scarlet woman, which was quite untrue. This expression first appeared in Revelation 17:5, describing Saint John's vision of a woman in scarlet clothes with an inscription on her forehead, "Mystery, Babylon the Great, the mother of harlots and abominations of the earth." Some interpreters believe she stood for Rome, drunk with the blood of saints, but by about 1700 the term was being used more generally for a woman with loose morals.

scarlet woman

a notoriously promiscuous or immoral woman.

The term was originally applied as a derogatory reference to the Roman Catholic Church, regarded as being devoted to showy ritual. It comes from Revelation 17.

词组	scarlet
释义	scarlet Related to scarlet: scarlet fever, scarlet letter scarlet red A dark reddish dye that is used as a biological stain. You can see that the fat in that tissue sample has been stained scarlet red. See also: red, scarlet scarlet woman A woman who is ostracized because of promiscuous behavior. Once everyone learned of her affair, she moved away from the city, rather than staying and being labeled a scarlet woman. See also: scarlet, woman Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. scarlet woman A prostitute, an immoral woman, as in Malicious gossip had it that she was a scarlet woman, which was quite untrue. This expression first appeared in Revelation 17:5, describing Saint John's vision of a woman in scarlet clothes with an inscription on her forehead, "Mystery, Babylon the Great, the mother of harlots and abominations of the earth." Some interpreters believe she stood for Rome, drunk with the blood of saints, but by about 1700 the term was being used more generally for a woman with loose morals. See also: scarlet, woman The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. scarlet woman a notoriously promiscuous or immoral woman. The term was originally applied as a derogatory reference to the Roman Catholic Church, regarded as being devoted to showy ritual. It comes from Revelation 17. See also: scarlet, woman Farlex Partner Idioms Dictionary See also: scarlet red red ink (as) red as a rose (as) red as blood (as) red as a cherry red as a cherry (as) red as a ruby ruby poppy (as) red as a poppy References in periodicals archive Professor Helen Stokes-Lampard, Chair of the Royal College of GPs, said: "Scarlet Fever is a bacterial infection that usually presents with a sore throat, fever, headaches, and a rosy rash that generally starts on a patient's chest. North East has had three times as many scarlet fever cases in 2018 than 2017; The illness is common in children and can be easily treated but rates this year are much higher than usual Scarlet fever in west London: Harrow and Hounslow boroughs experience highest number of reported cases Scarlet fever cases in west London nearly double in the first two months of 2018; The "very infectious disease" is most common in children under 10 but can be treated easily if diagnosed Over the period from week 37 of 2016, in mid-September, to week 12 of 2017, the week ending on Sunday March 26, there were 9,066 cases of scarlet fever recorded across England and Wales. RED ALERT; scarlet fever cases in city up 64% on last year Scarlet fever is very contagious and can be caught by breathing in bacteria from an infected person's coughs and sneezes, touching the skin of a person with a scarlet fever rash and sharing contaminated towels, baths, clothes or bed linen. Comeback of scarlet fever sees cases rise There's no suggestion of an increase in invasive GAS infection in patients diagnosed with scarlet fever. Rise in scarlet fever cases reported across Teesside For further information on scarlet fever visit the NHS Choices website. Scarlet fever is on the increase; ADVICE AS NUMBER OF CASES RISES She said most cases of scarlet fever are mild and will resolve within a week. Health chief 's warning The Chipps had two biological children of their own before they adopted the 12-year-old girl who would become Scarlet's mother from a residential treatment facility. Tragic tale, happy ending The New Scarlet TV beats its predecessor's (previous Scarlet model) record of 44.7 mm deep to just 39.7 mm. LG launches new Scarlet LCD TV At the glittering event, themed "Scarlet On Air", Natassia Malthe, the starring character of the Scarlet TV series, descended in a hot-air balloon on Suada, the man-made island that lies between the European and the Asian sides of Istanbul. LG launches Scarlet "Hit New TV Series" In most cases, scarlet letters have a dazzling quality that you can't help but notice. An entire alphabet of scarlet letters Scarlet was jointly released by the Washington Agricultural Research Center, the Oregon Agricultural Experiment Station, and the USDA-ARS. Registration of `Scarlet' Wheat Scarlet Snow Belo gave lessons on how earthquakes work and shared safety do's and don'ts, in light of the back-to-back earthquakes in Luzon and the Visayas recently. WATCH: Scarlet Snow Belo gives earthquake lessons During a recent interview with Philstar.com for the launch of Gabbi Garcia's music video, cosmetic-doctor-to-the-stars Victoria 'Vicki' Belo-Kho was surprised to know that her toddler daughter, Scarlet Snow, has become an inspiration to many. WATCH: 5 things to know about Scarlet Snow CASES of scarlet fever in Coventry were nearly TEN times higher last year than the previous year. Rise in number of scarlet fever cases is 'extraordinary'
随便看	come out for (someone or something) come out in come out in bloom come out in favor of (someone or something) come out in (something) come out in the open come out in the open with come out in the open with (something) come out in the wash come out in the wash, it will come out in(to) the open come out of come out of a clear blue sky come out of a/the clear blue sky come out of left field come out of nowhere come out of (one's) shell come out of one's shell come out of one's shell, to come out of shell come out of (something) come out of the blue come out of the box come out of the closet come out of the woodwork