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In the context, "They were caught red-handed trying to steal", what does "caught red-handed" imply?

  1. A
    Found with red-hands
  2. B
    Caught in the act of committing a crime
  3. C
    Found injured
  4. D
    Act of kindness

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The idiom "caught red-handed" means to discover someone while they are in the middle of doing something wrong or illegal. Therefore, in the given context, it implies being caught in the act of committing a crime.

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In the context, "They were caught red-handed trying to steal", what does "caught red-handed" imply?
A
Found with red-hands
B
Caught in the act of committing a crime
C
Found injured
D
Act of kindness

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