blush

/blʌʃ/ (bre, ipa) · /blʌʃ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈbləsh/ (ame, mw)

blush — 動詞

1. If you blush, your cheeks suddenly go red because you feel shy, embarrassed, or

1.動詞不及物B2
釋義

臉紅

因害羞、尷尬而紅了臉

If you blush, your cheeks suddenly go red because you feel shy, embarrassed, or guilty.

例句

Priya blushed when the teacher praised her drawing in class.

Priya 在課堂上被老師稱讚畫作時臉紅了。

blush when praise causes embarrassment

At Ravi's joke, even the strict coach blushed and looked away.

聽到 Ravi 開玩笑時,連那位嚴格的教練都臉紅並別過頭。

同義詞
  • flush

    often suggests a stronger or more sudden red colour

  • redden

    more neutral; it does not have to be caused by emotion

  • color

    more literary or old-fashioned in this meaning

反義詞
  • pale

    suggests the face becoming lighter instead of red

文法句型

blush at something

blush with embarrassment

用法筆記

Usually intransitive. It often takes `at` to name the cause, and it strongly suggests an emotional reason, unlike `redden`, which can happen from heat, cold, or effort.

常見錯誤

The joke blushed me.
The joke made me blush.
💡`blush` is usually intransitive.

blush — 名詞