blush

UK:  [blʌʃ]

US:  [blʌʃ]

过去分词：blushed  现在分词：blushing  第三人称单数：blushes  

n.

1.红晕

2.面红;惭愧

3.红脸;红色;〔古语〕一见,一瞥

4.光彩

5.繁茂

v.

1.脸红,惭愧

2.脸红,涨红了脸,飞红了脸;刷地红了;脸上泛起了红晕;脸胀得通红

3.因脸红而表露出(真实情感等)

4.羞晕,羞红了脸,羞得脸上飞起了红晕

5.呈现红色

6.满脸飞红,满脸绯红,面红耳赤

7.把…弄红

8.为…害羞;不好意思

9.害臊,怕羞,忸怩

10.脸上火辣辣

1 . Instead of a traditional blush, she dabbed a bit of Chanel Hydrabase Lipstick in Coco Red on the apples of Aniston's cheeks.
而不是传统的腮红，她放入了一点香奈儿口红（可可红色），在安妮斯顿的脸颊上。

2 . More like a girl's face blush as rouge-colored flower buds, hidden in a lotus leaf, the wind had Office, reveal that the roots of it.
更犹如少女羞红的脸那样胭脂色的花蕾，藏在荷叶中，风过处，才露出一点红颜。

3 . I knew we were two The moment we met There was a blush in your smile A lift to your brow A want in your voice.
我知道我们天生一对，我们相遇的那一瞬间，红晕浮现在你微笑里，你的眉毛轻轻地扬起，你的声音洋溢着渴望。

4 . Heavy foundation has a tendency to emphasize wrinkles and pores, and most women avoid it in favor of a bit of blush.
太厚的粉底可能会加重皱纹、增大毛孔，所以大部分法国女人尽量避免使用粉底，只是涂点腮红。

5 . Her face is red rise. At this time she also had a crush on him. She did not think he will blush.
她的脸不由红了起来。此时的她对他也有了好感。她没有想到会为他脸红。