Pronunciation: /rɛd laɪt ˈdɪstrɪkt/
noun a district in a city where prostitution and other businesses involving sexual services are concentrated
A1 I heard about a red light district in Amsterdam.
A2 Tourists are often curious to visit the red light district when they travel to certain cities.
B1 The red light district is known for its nightlife and entertainment options.
B2 Some countries have strict regulations in place to control activities in the red light district.
C1 The history and cultural significance of the red light district can be explored through guided tours.
C2 Local authorities have been working to improve safety and security in the red light district.
formal The city council is considering regulations for the red light district.
informal Let's check out the red light district while we're in town.
slang I heard the red light district here is wild.
figurative The abandoned warehouse district felt like a red light district with its eerie atmosphere.
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