Yes, here is an example of its usage: "The red blankets are the thickest of the ones we have in stock."
If you had a bag of marbles, and there were two colours - red and green - and the ratio of the coloured marbles is two times the amount of green marbles to red marbles, you would have a ratio of 2:1
CONDUCTION:- Touching a stove and being burned Ice cooling down your hand Boiling water by thrusting a red-hot piece of iron into it
Red, and kite-shaped.
red or yellow, or both red and yellow will look good
The color of the herring in the idiom "-herring" is red.
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Use a herring on the grand tree.
James Red Herring was born on 1896-03-19.
James Red Herring died on 1974-05-07.
"Red herring" is a slang term used to describe a bogus diversion. For example, if a person is being chased in the forest, they might offer their shoes to another person so that the other person will be tracked and not them.
Any form of distraction or diversion from the issue at hand is an example of a red herring prospect. Any prospect that may look too good to be true or sounds appealing at first glance but turns out to be fruitless or worthless, would turn out to be a red herring prospects. Examples of these are different depending on the industry.
"The burgler placed her neighbors glove at the scene as a red herring."
The red herring fish and the ones you hear about in mystery books are actually one in the same. A red herring (mystery) got it's name because in older times, when a crime was committed, police used dogs to follow a scent, and the criminal would drag a red herring to throw off the dog's sense of smell and lead the police in the wrong direction. A red herring in a mystery is designed to throw the reader off the real answer.
Red herring is the Prospectus which converts into Red herring prospectus from Draft for red herring Prospectus after getting observations, and suggestions from SEBI, which is to filed and made available to SEBI, Stock Exchanges, and to Public, under the process of Initial Public Offering
"The city council is using the rezoning issue as a red herring to divert our attention from the budget deficit." "The report about rebels had been a red herring, because the attack had been staged by the dictator's own troops." "During the Watergate investigation, one promising lead turned out to be a red herring provided by the White House."
The first clue was a red herring, designed to intentionally detour the treasure hunters.