
好词典

源自古英语 blyscan(闪光,变红),与古斯堪的纳维亚语 blysa(发光)同源,最终源自原始日耳曼语 blisk-(闪耀)。
❶ 因害羞、尴尬或激动而脸红,通常指面部突然变红的现象。
“She blushed when he complimented her dress.”
(当他称赞她的裙子时,她脸红了。)
“The little boy blushed after being caught lying.”
(小男孩撒谎被抓后脸红了。)
❶ 脸红的状态或时刻,也可指化妆品中的腮红。
“A faint blush appeared on her face.”
(她的脸上浮现出淡淡的红晕。)
“The blush of dawn colored the sky.”
(黎明的红晕染红了天空。)
at first blush — 乍一看,最初印象,指未经仔细考虑时的初步判断。
“At first blush, the plan seemed perfect.”
(乍一看,这个计划似乎很完美。)
spare someone's blushes — 避免让某人尴尬或难堪,通常通过不提及令人害羞的事。
“He changed the subject to spare her blushes.”
(他转移话题以免她难堪。)