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in the red

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*in the red
Fig. losing money. (*Typically: be ~; go [into] ~; as opposed to in the black.) State government has been operating in the red for five straight years. What with all those car repairs, we're going to be in the red this month.
See also: red

in the red
experiencing the situation of spending more money than you earned Tourism is down and many hotels are operating in the red. The phone company found itself about $1.8 billion in the red. Opposite of: in the black
See also: red


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