0 a deep red colour/color -- rudý, červený
He went crimson with embarrassment
(also adjective) a crimson dress.
Central orifice distinct and surrounded by a dull crimson area.
Sacrament, and a crimson cordon in gold and silk.
However, the grim and terrible conflict that confronts us today is a sea of blood compared with a tiny crimson stream.
Though your sins be as scarlet, they shall be as white as snow: though they be red like crimson, they shall be as wool.
The desert sands are stained in crimson, a crimson that will never be washed away.
The crimson, the gilt and the way in which we conduct ourselves, our general manner, could not help but give a good impression.
We are aware that the circulation of ordinary loose coupons has increased as a result of the validation of the crimson tokens, and we are considering this question.
Does that mean that we shall also have to provide a crimson book for energy, a purple book for agriculture, and a grey book for education?
