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Phrases · Talking About Financial Matters
To be in debt; to be spending more money than you are earning.
John: The business is struggling.
Alice: How so?
John: We've been to be in the red for the last quarter.
Alice: Oh dear! I was afraid of this. My uncle's business is also to be in the red.
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