blushest

[blʌʃ]

vi.

(因羞愧、窘迫、受人注视、激动或慌乱而)脸红，面红，面部发红：

She blushed when they called her a heroine.

当他们叫她为巾帼英雄时她脸红了。

She blushes every time a boy talks to her.

一名男孩每次与她交谈时她都脸红。

He blushed when they praised him.

当他们表扬他时(他)脸红了。

惭愧，羞惭；窘迫，发窘(通常与at或for连用)：

Your behaviour makes me blush for your poor wife.

你的行为使我为你可怜的妻子害臊。

blushed at those critical remarks

对那些批评话感到惭愧

(花朵、天空等)变红，发红，呈现红色，呈(或变成)桃红色(或玫瑰红色)，呈鲜艳颜色：

hills blushing with roses

因玫瑰盛开而呈现一片红色的山丘

the skies blushed with morning light

朝霞映红的天空

(新房油漆)因潮湿(或溶剂过度蒸发)变混浊，变暗

vt.

因羞愧而显露出，因脸红而泄露；以脸红表示；红着脸表达：

to blush the truth

脸红泄露了真情

使红，使…成红色，把…弄成红色：

a flag blushed with blood of the soldiers

被战士们的鲜血染红的旗帜

给…涂上能使脸色红润的化妆品

n.

(羞愧、惭愧或困窘时的)脸红，面红，赧颜

玫瑰红，桃红色；红润，红光，红色

惭愧，羞愧

一眼，一瞥

胭脂；红彩，能使脸色红润的化妆品 (=blusher)

酡红葡萄酒[亦称作 blush wine]

adj.

(浅)玫瑰红的；玫瑰色的；红润的

短语:

at (the) first blush

乍一看；乍一想；经初步考虑；据初步印象

事先无准备地，即席地

blush like a black (或blue) dog

[口语]厚脸皮，不害臊

put someone to the blush

使某人受窘(或脸红)

spare someone's blushes

[口语]不使某人丢脸(或难堪)，不让某人受窘