flushed

英 [flʌʃt]

美 [flʌʃt]

adj.  脸红的
v.  发红; 脸红; 冲(抽水马桶); (用水)冲洗净，冲洗
flush的过去分词和过去式

过去分词：flushed　过去式：flushed　

BNC.17453 / COCA.18462

牛津词典

adj.

• 脸红的
  red; with a red face
  1. flushed cheeks
     发红的双颊
  2. Her face was flushed with anger.
     她的脸气红了。
  3. He was flushed with success (= very excited and pleased) after his first novel was published.
     他的第一部小说发表以后，他志得意满。

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 兴奋的;激动的
  If you say that someone isflushed withsuccess or pride you mean that they are very excited by their success or pride.
  1. Grace was flushed with the success of the venture...
     格雷斯为冒险成功而感到兴奋。
  2. The publishers were flushed with triumph when they secured rights to her novel.
     出版商为争取到她的小说的出版权而兴奋不已。

英英释义

adj

• (especially of the face) reddened or suffused with or as if with blood from emotion or exertion
  1. crimson with fury
  2. turned red from exertion
  3. with puffy reddened eyes
  4. red-faced and violent
  5. flushed (or crimson) with embarrassment
  Synonym:crimsonredreddenedred-faced
• having the pinkish flush of health
  Synonym:rose-cheekedrosyrosy-cheeked

双语例句

• Grace was flushed with the success of the venture
  格雷斯为冒险成功而感到兴奋。
• Her face flushed scarlet.
  她的脸涨得通红。
• After hearing what King said, the poor old man went away, flushed with shame and shyness.
  老人听了国王的话，面红耳赤的走了。
• The lad flushed crimson with anger, and darted a look of hate out of his dark eyes.
  孩子的脸顿时气得通红，黑眼睛里射出仇恨的目光。
• Martin's face, flushed at first, paled as he read on.
  开始时马丁的股发红，但一读下去，便苍白了。
• His face was flushed and his hair disordered.
  他的脸红了，头发乱了。
• She felt short of breath and flushed
  她感到呼吸困难，脸颊绯红。
• Her forehead was flushed with fever.
  她因发烧而额头发红。
• She flushed crimson with shame.
  她羞愧得两颊绯红。
• They flushed them out of their hiding places
  他们把他们从藏身之处赶了出来。