Definition of red ink in English:

red ink

noun

mass nounNorth American

Used in reference to financial deficit or debt.
〈主北美〉赤字，亏空；债务
he voted for many of the projects that have left the state awash in red ink
他给许多使本州陷入财政赤字的项目投了赞成票。
Example sentencesExamples
- As you can see, it's been 20 years since America ran anything but red ink in the trade department.
- As the federal red ink runs and interest rates rise, debt is squeezing average Americans harder than ever.
- When this election is over he is going to have to face up to the consequences of the big blotches of red ink in the public finances.
- The number two airline has been hemorrhaging red ink, losing $4 billion the past two years.
- Last month, across the whole of the UK, consumers added £10 bn of red ink to their personal balance sheets.
- Instead of returning to profitability, as both companies expected this year, red ink keeps flowing.
- That might seem surprising considering the company is awash in red ink.
- It accounts for £4m of revenues as it attempts to shore up a balance sheet dripping in red ink.
- If the figure is correct then it is little wonder the Union's finances are dominated by red ink.
- A few years ago, the levels of red ink in the Social Security program and the Medicare program were about the same.
- What would the impact be of making the tax cuts permanent on the government's red ink?
- At best, Washington policymakers seem content to tread water in the rising tide of red ink.
- The industry is bleeding red ink for many of the same reasons that forced US Airways to go into bankruptcy.
- The red ink can also be read as a rough approximation of America's indebtedness to the rest of the world.
- Many universities scaled back their distance education business plans to stanch the flow of red ink.
- Piling on more red ink to the existing federal budget deficit and the national debt will do both long and short term harm to our economy.
- And so, in statement after statement, the tide of red ink flows back beyond a blue horizon.
- The U.S. personal savings rate is practically nonexistent, and the government budget is awash in red ink.
- The changes are simply a stopgap measure to prop up a program drowning in red ink.
- Sales of the popular cars have also helped stanch the flow of red ink in Europe.

Definition of red ink in US English:

red ink

nounˈred ˌiNGk

North American

Used in reference to financial deficit or debt.
〈主北美〉赤字，亏空；债务
he voted for many of the projects that have left the state awash in red ink
他给许多使本州陷入财政赤字的项目投了赞成票。
Example sentencesExamples
- If the figure is correct then it is little wonder the Union's finances are dominated by red ink.
- The industry is bleeding red ink for many of the same reasons that forced US Airways to go into bankruptcy.
- As you can see, it's been 20 years since America ran anything but red ink in the trade department.
- Sales of the popular cars have also helped stanch the flow of red ink in Europe.
- What would the impact be of making the tax cuts permanent on the government's red ink?
- Many universities scaled back their distance education business plans to stanch the flow of red ink.
- Instead of returning to profitability, as both companies expected this year, red ink keeps flowing.
- A few years ago, the levels of red ink in the Social Security program and the Medicare program were about the same.
- It accounts for £4m of revenues as it attempts to shore up a balance sheet dripping in red ink.
- The number two airline has been hemorrhaging red ink, losing $4 billion the past two years.
- The red ink can also be read as a rough approximation of America's indebtedness to the rest of the world.
- At best, Washington policymakers seem content to tread water in the rising tide of red ink.
- Last month, across the whole of the UK, consumers added £10 bn of red ink to their personal balance sheets.
- And so, in statement after statement, the tide of red ink flows back beyond a blue horizon.
- As the federal red ink runs and interest rates rise, debt is squeezing average Americans harder than ever.
- The U.S. personal savings rate is practically nonexistent, and the government budget is awash in red ink.
- That might seem surprising considering the company is awash in red ink.
- When this election is over he is going to have to face up to the consequences of the big blotches of red ink in the public finances.
- The changes are simply a stopgap measure to prop up a program drowning in red ink.
- Piling on more red ink to the existing federal budget deficit and the national debt will do both long and short term harm to our economy.

单词	red ink
释义	Definition of red ink in English: red ink noun mass nounNorth American Used in reference to financial deficit or debt. 〈主北美〉赤字，亏空；债务 he voted for many of the projects that have left the state awash in red ink 他给许多使本州陷入财政赤字的项目投了赞成票。 Example sentencesExamples As you can see, it's been 20 years since America ran anything but red ink in the trade department. As the federal red ink runs and interest rates rise, debt is squeezing average Americans harder than ever. When this election is over he is going to have to face up to the consequences of the big blotches of red ink in the public finances. The number two airline has been hemorrhaging red ink, losing $4 billion the past two years. Last month, across the whole of the UK, consumers added £10 bn of red ink to their personal balance sheets. Instead of returning to profitability, as both companies expected this year, red ink keeps flowing. That might seem surprising considering the company is awash in red ink. It accounts for £4m of revenues as it attempts to shore up a balance sheet dripping in red ink. If the figure is correct then it is little wonder the Union's finances are dominated by red ink. A few years ago, the levels of red ink in the Social Security program and the Medicare program were about the same. What would the impact be of making the tax cuts permanent on the government's red ink? At best, Washington policymakers seem content to tread water in the rising tide of red ink. The industry is bleeding red ink for many of the same reasons that forced US Airways to go into bankruptcy. The red ink can also be read as a rough approximation of America's indebtedness to the rest of the world. Many universities scaled back their distance education business plans to stanch the flow of red ink. Piling on more red ink to the existing federal budget deficit and the national debt will do both long and short term harm to our economy. And so, in statement after statement, the tide of red ink flows back beyond a blue horizon. The U.S. personal savings rate is practically nonexistent, and the government budget is awash in red ink. The changes are simply a stopgap measure to prop up a program drowning in red ink. Sales of the popular cars have also helped stanch the flow of red ink in Europe. Definition of red ink in US English: red ink nounˈred ˌiNGk North American Used in reference to financial deficit or debt. 〈主北美〉赤字，亏空；债务 he voted for many of the projects that have left the state awash in red ink 他给许多使本州陷入财政赤字的项目投了赞成票。 Example sentencesExamples If the figure is correct then it is little wonder the Union's finances are dominated by red ink. The industry is bleeding red ink for many of the same reasons that forced US Airways to go into bankruptcy. As you can see, it's been 20 years since America ran anything but red ink in the trade department. Sales of the popular cars have also helped stanch the flow of red ink in Europe. What would the impact be of making the tax cuts permanent on the government's red ink? Many universities scaled back their distance education business plans to stanch the flow of red ink. Instead of returning to profitability, as both companies expected this year, red ink keeps flowing. A few years ago, the levels of red ink in the Social Security program and the Medicare program were about the same. It accounts for £4m of revenues as it attempts to shore up a balance sheet dripping in red ink. The number two airline has been hemorrhaging red ink, losing $4 billion the past two years. The red ink can also be read as a rough approximation of America's indebtedness to the rest of the world. At best, Washington policymakers seem content to tread water in the rising tide of red ink. Last month, across the whole of the UK, consumers added £10 bn of red ink to their personal balance sheets. And so, in statement after statement, the tide of red ink flows back beyond a blue horizon. As the federal red ink runs and interest rates rise, debt is squeezing average Americans harder than ever. The U.S. personal savings rate is practically nonexistent, and the government budget is awash in red ink. That might seem surprising considering the company is awash in red ink. When this election is over he is going to have to face up to the consequences of the big blotches of red ink in the public finances. The changes are simply a stopgap measure to prop up a program drowning in red ink. Piling on more red ink to the existing federal budget deficit and the national debt will do both long and short term harm to our economy.
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