英:[blʌʃ]
美:[blʌʃ]
英:[blʌʃ]
美:[blʌʃ]
复数:blushes
第三人称单数:blushes
现在分词:blushing
过去式:blushed
过去分词:blushed
blushing (adj.), blushingly (adv.)
词根:blush
adj.blushing 脸红的
blushful 脸红的;使人脸红的;羞怯的
adv.blushingly 羞愧地;红着脸地
n.blushing [涂料] 雾浊
blusher 脸红的人;红色敷面粉
intransitive verb
to become red in the face as an involuntary expression of shame, confusion, or other self-conscious discomfort.She blushed when he looked up at her and she realized she'd been staring at him.
to experience embarrassment or shame (usu. fol. by "at" or "for").She blushed at his remark about her skirt.Her father's behavior was coarse and ill-mannered, and she blushed for him.
to show pink or red color.His cheeks blushed when he received the compliment.
transitive verb
to make pink or red; flush.Modesty blushed her cheeks a deep crimson.
noun
the act of becoming red in the face, esp. from shame or embarrassment.He hoped no one had taken notice of his blush.
a pinkish or rosy color.A blush spread over her cheeks when she realized her blunder.
a powder or moist makeup for highlighting the cheekbones; blusher.If you wear too much blush, you'll look like a clown.
first blush乍一看;乍看
at first blush乍一看;一瞥
这组词都有“脸红”的意思,其区别是:
flush强调因愤怒、高兴、羞愧、发烧或酗酒等引起的脸红。
blush侧重因羞愧或尴尬而突然脸红。
以上来源于网络
14世纪晚期, bluschen, blischen,“发光; 看,凝视”,可能源自古英语 blyscan “脸红,变红,发光” (解释拉丁语 rutilare ),类似于 blyse “手电筒”,来自原始日耳曼语 *blisk- “发光,燃烧”,这也导致了荷兰语 blozen (“变红”)和斯堪的纳维亚语词汇(丹麦语 blusse “闪耀; 变红”)的词汇; 最终源自 PIE *bhel- (1)“发光,闪烁,燃烧”。
有关元音演变的,请参见 bury 。“脸上泛红”(因羞愧,谦逊,困惑等)的意义可追溯至约1400年。相关词汇: Blushed; blushing 。
脸红:情绪激动或炎热所致的血管扩张,表现为面部和颈部皮肤突然发红,但为时短暂
Noun Middle English, probably from blusshen Verb Middle English blusshen, from Old English blyscan to redden; akin to Old English blȳsa flame, Old High German bluhhen to burn brightly
The first known use of blush was in the 14th century
bluster1 of 2verb
to blow violently and noisily
to talk or act in a noisy boastful way
bluster2 of 2noun
a violent noise or commotion
loudly boastful or threatening speech
bluster1 of 2verb
to blow violently and noisily
to talk or act in a noisy boastful way
bluster2 of 2noun
a violent noise or commotion
loudly boastful or threatening speech
bluster1 of 2verb
to blow violently and noisily
to talk or act in a noisy boastful way
bluster2 of 2noun
a violent noise or commotion
loudly boastful or threatening speech
blush1 of 2verb
to become red in the face especially from shame, confusion, or embarrassment
to feel shame or embarrassment
to have a rosy color : bloom
blush2 of 2noun
outward appearance : view
at first blush
a reddening of the face especially from shame, confusion, or embarrassment
a red or rosy tint
blush1 of 2verb
to become red in the face especially from shame, confusion, or embarrassment
to feel shame or embarrassment
to have a rosy color : bloom
blush2 of 2noun
outward appearance : view
at first blush
a reddening of the face especially from shame, confusion, or embarrassment
a red or rosy tint
blush1 of 2verb
to become red in the face especially from shame, confusion, or embarrassment
to feel shame or embarrassment
to have a rosy color : bloom
blush2 of 2noun
outward appearance : view
at first blush
a reddening of the face especially from shame, confusion, or embarrassment
a red or rosy tint
blush1 of 2verb
to become red in the face especially from shame, confusion, or embarrassment
to feel shame or embarrassment
to have a rosy color : bloom
blush2 of 2noun
outward appearance : view
at first blush
a reddening of the face especially from shame, confusion, or embarrassment
a red or rosy tint
blushintransitive verb
to become red in the face especially from shame, modesty, or confusion
1 “I noticed,” she said, rubbing a cake of honey-colored blush with a soft brush.
2 A blushing queen of little more than twenty summers on her throne, and the whole flame-lit hall filling with noble knights on bended knee.
3 Among the striking ensembles worn during her stay in the West African country was a blush silk Heidi Merrick 'Windsor' dress, a red Oríré 'Dire' dress and a bright yellow Carolina Herrera column gown.
4 He looks over at me, his gaze loitering on my face and body in a way that makes me blush.
5 “He is a very dear friend of mine,” Poppet says, a soft blush warming her cheeks.
6 To make hybrids, Mendel had to first neuter each flower by snipping off the anthers—emasculating it—and then transfer the orange blush of pollen from one flower to another.
7 Ben could feel a blush begin at the cuticles of his toes, rush through his entire body, and assault the very roots of his hair.
8 I shower and change, swipe on a little blush and mascara.
9 The spectacle of two young women giving breast to their babies made her blush and turn away her face.
10 He blushed scarlet at the thought.
他想起那事便面红耳赤。
11 I stammered, blushed, and tripped over my own boots on the way to my seat.
12 When she had finished she waited, as though for a reply, and I remember blushing scarlet, stammering some sort of thanks in return, and dropping both my gloves in my confusion.
13 She saw Rishi blush and hurried to add, “I’m sure he’ll make some girl very happy someday. But that girl is not me.”
14 I felt the heat flood my neck and I could sense myself blushing.
15 Ma put some blush on the apple of Caroline’s cheeks and then applied some rice powder to her face.
16 His entire body blushes and he covers his face with his hands so that I can barely see him.
17 My face stares back at me: smiling eyes, a Belle-bun full of camellia petals, a rosy blush set in brown cheeks, and the Belle-emblem stamped on my chest.
18 Melissa and Kelly tried out every shade of gloss and blush in the kit.
19 I think of Huck Finn again and feel myself blush.
20 When I mentioned their vertical differential, she smiled, the blush in her cheeks spreading to her neck, and said, “It’s kinda cute, isn’t it?”
1 变红
erubescent ruddy flush rouge redden rubescent color fire glow rose rubric inflame raddle turn color
2 赧颜
5 羞愧
shame abashed shamefaced squirm hangdog shamefacedly mortification mortify ashamed blushing crestfallen confound abash discountenance
6 红光
8 一瞥
glance glimpse blink squint glim glance eyes over cast a look at hinge peek peep apercu waff eyeshot look-in look flash sight gander wif bopeep eyewink stime eye-beam
9 发窘
10 脸红的
11 感到难堪
13 尴尬
embarrassment not know where to look uncomfortable ashamed embarrassed abashed confusion discomfort inhibit embarrass disconcert discomfit drop in it
15 把…弄红