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TOEFL IELTS BNC: 5416 COCA: 5935
flush
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verb /flʌʃ/
present tense
I/you/we/theyflush
he/she/itflushes
present participleflushing
past tenseflushed
past participleflushed
  1. 1
    [I] if someone flushes, their face becomes red because they are hot or ill, or are feeling angry, embarrassed, or excited 脸红

    Lisa flushed and looked away. 莉莎脸红了，往别处看去。

    flush with :

    Mark flushed with annoyance, but said nothing. 马克因为不安而脸红，但没有说什么。

    someone's face/cheeks flush (with something) :

    Her cheeks flushed with embarrassment. 她因为窘迫而双颊飞红。

     Synonyms and related words
    Changes in colour that show how you are feeling: the blood drains from someone's face, the blood rushes to your face/cheeks, blush...
    Collocates: flush
    Adverbs frequently used with flush
    ▪  angrily, darkly, deeply, guiltily, hotly
  2. 2
    [I/T] to make water pass through a toilet 冲洗（厕所）
     Synonyms and related words
    Parts of toilets and toilet use: ballcock, bog roll, cistern...
    1. a.

      flush

      or

      flush away

      [T] to get rid of something by putting it into a toilet and flushing it （放进抽水马桶里）冲掉，清除
      flush something down the toilet :

      If any medicine is left over, flush it down the toilet. 如果有药物剩下，就倒进抽水马桶冲掉。

       Synonyms and related words
      To get rid of something or someone: replace, throw away, shed...
    2. b.
      [I] if a toilet flushes, water passes through it （抽水马桶）冲水

      The loo won't flush! 抽水马桶不能冲水！

       Synonyms and related words
      Parts of toilets and toilet use: ballcock, bog roll, cistern...
  3. 3
    [T] to clean something by pouring a lot of water over it or through it 冲刷；冲洗

    Yesterday I flushed the radiator and replaced the coolant. 昨天我冲洗了散热器并更换了冷却液。

     Synonyms and related words
    To wash something clean: wash, flush out, scrub...
  4. 4

    flush

    or

    flush out

    [T] to force a person or animal to leave a place where they have been hiding 把（人或动物）从隐蔽处赶出；使暴露

    Today we flushed four pheasant and three rabbits.

    flush someone from something :

    The rebels were flushed from their hiding places and shot. 暴乱者们被从隐蔽处赶出来击毙。

     Synonyms and related words
    To force someone to leave a place: drive out, banish, send away...

phrasal verbs

flush
noun [C] /flʌʃ/
singularflush
pluralflushes
  1. 1
    [usually singular] a red colour that appears on someone's face because they are hot or ill, or are feeling angry, embarrassed, or excited 脸红；潮红；红晕

    A dark flush betrayed her real feelings. 通红的面颊暴露了她的真实感情。

     Synonyms and related words
    Changes in colour that show how you are feeling: the blood drains from someone's face, the blood rushes to your face/cheeks, blush...
    1. a.
      a sudden strong feeling 一阵（强烈的感情）

      a flush of irritation/embarrassment/anger/pride 一阵愤怒/难堪/生气/自豪

       Synonyms and related words
      Sudden instances of a particular emotion: fit, impulse, surge...
  2. 2
    a piece of equipment on the toilet that makes water pass through it （厕所里的）冲水设备，抽水马桶

    a flush toilet 抽水马桶

     Synonyms and related words
    Parts of toilets and toilet use: ballcock, bog roll, cistern...
    1. a.
      an act of making water pass through a toilet in order to clean it 冲洗
       Synonyms and related words
      Parts of toilets and toilet use: ballcock, bog roll, cistern...
  3. 3
    a group of cards held by someone in a card game that all belong to the same suit (=one of the four types of a set of cards) 同花牌
     Synonyms and related words
    Relating to card games: bid, call, cards...
flush
adjective /flʌʃ/
  1. 1
    if two surfaces or edges are flush, they are exactly level with each other 齐平的；同高的

    The cupboard doors aren't quite flush. 壁橱门不太平。

    flush with :

    Try to trim the hedge so it's flush with the fence. 尽量把边缘修剪得和篱笆齐平。

     Synonyms and related words
    Straight, upright and level: straight, upright, level...
  2. 2
    informal with a lot more money than you usually have 比平时更有钱的；宽裕的

    Sammy was feeling flush after a win at the races. 萨米比赛获胜后觉得很宽裕。

     Synonyms and related words
    Rich: cash-rich, time-poor, rich...
flush
adverb /flʌʃ/
  1. fitted so that two surfaces or edges are exactly level 齐平地；成一条直线地
    flush with :

    hand-painted tiles set flush with the wall 镶嵌得和墙齐平的手绘磁

     Synonyms and related words
    Straight, upright and level: straight, upright, level...
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 5416 COCA: 5935
flush

noun

ADJECTIVE | VERB + FLUSH | FLUSH + VERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVE➤faint, slight淺紅；微紅▸➤deep, pink, red深紅；粉紅；紅撲撲▸➤sudden突然臉紅◇a sudden flush of rising excitement由於越來越興奮而臉漲得通紅➤hot (BrE) (hot flash in NAmE) 發熱潮紅◇Hot drinks can cause hot flushes.喝熱飲料可引致發熱潮紅。VERB + FLUSH➤feel感到臉紅◇She felt a flush of anger creeping into her face.她感覺到自己開始氣得臉色發紅。➤bring使發紅◇The promise in his voice brought a deep flush to her cheeks.聽他話中的許諾之意讓她不由得雙頰發紅。FLUSH + VERB➤creep, rise, spread, suffuse sth紅暈爬上／湧現／蔓延／瀰漫於⋯◇A flush of embarrassment rose to her cheeks.她尷尬得雙頰飛紅。PREPOSITION➤flush in⋯的紅暈◇She had a slight pink flush in her cheeks.她的雙頰微微泛紅。➤flush of一抹⋯的紅暈◇There was a faint flush of red on those pale cheeks.蒼白的面頰上有一絲淡淡的紅暈。PHRASES➤the first flush of enthusiasm, passion, youth, etc. (= a time when enthusiasm, etc. is new, exciting and strong) 熱情、激情、青春活力等初現◇I'm no longer in the first flush of youth.我不再像年輕時那樣活力四射了。
flush

verb

ADVERB | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADVERB➤deeply通紅▸➤a little, slightly, etc.有點兒／稍微發紅▸➤angrily, guiltily因生氣／內疚而臉紅◇He made his excuses, flushing guiltily.他找了個藉口，臉由於內疚而發紅。PREPOSITION➤in因⋯而臉紅◇Her face flushed in anger.她氣得滿臉通紅。➤with因⋯而臉紅◇He flushed scarlet with embarrassment.他尷尬得滿臉通紅。PHRASES➤flush red, scarlet, etc.發紅、紅得發紫等
TOEFL IELTS BNC: 5416 COCA: 5935
flush

verb

flush ♦︎ blush ♦︎ glow ♦︎ colour ♦︎ burnThese words all mean to become red in the face, especially because of embarrassment or another emotion. 这些词均表示因尴尬等情感而脸红。SYNONYM SCALE 词义标尺 下图显示这些词所表达脸红的程度
colour➔flush➔burn
blush
glow
PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆to flush / blush / glow / colour / burn with sth◆sb's cheeks flush / glow / colour / burn◆sb's face flushes / glows / colours / burns◆to flush / blush scarlet■ flush [intransitive](of a person or their face) to become red, especially because you are embarrassed, excited, angry or hot （人）脸红；（脸）发红◆He flushed with anger at her reply.她的回答把他气得涨红了脸。◆She felt her cheeks flush red and she looked away in embarrassment.她感到满脸通红，尴尬地看向了别处。◆A patient with a fever may be very hot and flushed.发烧的病人可能会体热脸红。▸ flush

noun

 [countable, usually singular] ◆There was an unhealthy flush across his thin face.他瘦削的脸上有一种病态的潮红。■ blush [intransitive] to become red in the face because you are embarrassed or ashamed （因尴尬或害羞）脸红，涨红了脸◆She felt herself blushing scarlet at the thought.她想起那件事便面红耳赤。◆I blush to think (= feel embarrassed or ashamed to think) of how I behaved the last time we met.我一想起上次我们见面时自己的表现就觉得羞愧。▸ blush

noun

 [countable] ◆She felt a warm blush rise to her cheeks.她感到双颊一阵热辣辣的。NOTE 辨析 Blush or flush? Blush is only used when sb feels embarrassment or shame; flush can be used in other situations. The subject of blush must be a person. * blush只用以表示因尴尬或羞愧而脸红，flush可用于因其他原因而脸红。blush的主语必须是人◆Her cheeks/face blushed. ■ glow [intransitive] to look or feel warm or pink, especially after exercise or because of excitement or embarrassment （尤指运动后或因情绪激动或尴尬）脸发红，感觉热◆Her cheeks were glowing.她双颊绯红。ⓘ Glow is often used to describe a positive reaction to sth. * glow常指这种发热发红的反应是正面的◆She glowed with pleasure at the compliment.听到称赞的话，她高兴得容光焕发。 ▸ glow

noun

 [singular] ◆The fresh air had brought a healthy glow to her cheeks.新鲜空气使她两颊红润，精神焕发。■ colour (BrE) (NAmE color) [intransitive] (not usually used in the progressive tenses 通常不用于进行时) to become red in the face because of embarrassment, shame or anger （因尴尬、羞愧或生气）脸红◆Everyone in the room stared at Gerry, and he coloured slightly.房间里的每个人都盯着格里看，他的脸微微地红了。◆He grinned at Mary, who coloured up instantly.他朝玛丽咧嘴一笑，玛丽的脸一下子红了。▸ colour (BrE) (NAmE color)

noun

 [uncountable] ◆Colour flooded her face when she thought of what had happened.她想起所发生的事，脸涨得通红。◆His face was drained of colour (= he looked pale and ill).他脸上毫无血色。■ burn [intransitive] (burnt, burnt or burned, burned)to be very red and feel very hot because of embarrassment or shame （因尴尬或羞愧）面赤身烧◆Her cheeks burned with embarrassment.她窘得双颊发烫。

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