to blush
01
脸红, 害羞
to become red in the face, especially as a result of shyness or shame
Intransitive
例子
The young girl started to blush when her crush spoke to her.
当她的暗恋对象和她说话时，这个年轻的女孩开始脸红。
例子
The sky began to blush with hues of pink and orange as the sun set.
太阳落山时，天空开始泛红，呈现出粉红色和橙色的色调。
Blush
01
腮红, 胭脂
the powder or cream that is put on the cheeks to make them look attractive by giving them color
Dialect
American
American
例子
He preferred a cream blush for a more dewy finish.
他更喜欢用奶油腮红来打造更水润的妆容。
02
脸红, 羞涩
the rush of blood to the face signifying embarrassment, modesty or confusion
例子
His awkward mistake brought a deep blush to his face.
他尴尬的错误让他脸上泛起深深的脸红。
03
红晕, 粉红色
a pink or reddish color, especially in the cheeks, has traditionally been considered a sign of good health
例子
His face had the warm blush of youth.
他的脸上有着青春的温暖红晕。
blush
01
粉红色, 带桃色调的粉红色
having a soft, delicate shade of pink with a subtle hint of peach, reminiscent of the natural flush that appears on the cheeks
例子
The phone case she just bought is in a soft blush shade.
她刚买的手机壳是柔和的粉红色调。
词汇树
blusher
blushing
blush
