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1 blustery
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2 blustery
adj.1 tempestuoso(a) (wind)2 borrascoso. -
3 blush
1. noun(a red glow on the skin caused by shame, embarrassment etc.) sonrojo, rubor
2. verb(to show shame, embarrassment etc by growing red in the face: That girl blushes easily.) ruborizarse, ponerse rojo, sonrojarse- blusteryblush vb sonrojarse / ponerse rojotr[blʌʃ]1 rubor nombre masculino, sonrojo1 ruborizarse, sonrojarse\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto blush with embarrassment ponerse rojo,-a de vergüenzato make somebody blush hacer sonrojar a alguienblush ['blʌʃ] vi: ruborizarse, sonrojarse, hacerse coloradoblush n: rubor m, sonrojo mn.• bochorno s.m.• color rosa s.m.• coloración s.f.• rubor s.m.• soflama s.f.• sonrojo s.m.expr.• hacerle salir los colores a uno expr.v.• abochornar v.• afrentarse v.• enrojecerse v.• ruborizarse v.• sonrojar v.• sonrojarse v.
I blʌʃintransitive verb ruborizarse*, ponerse* colorado or rojo, sonrojarse
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noun (often pl) rubor m[blʌʃ]spare my blushes! — no me hagas pasar vergüenza, no hagas que me ruborice
1. Nto spare or save his blushes — para que no se ruborice
spare my blushes! — ¡qué cosas dices!
2) (US) (=make-up) colorete m2.VI ruborizarse, sonrojarse (at por) ( with de)to make sb blush — hacer que algn se ruborice or se sonroje
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I [blʌʃ]intransitive verb ruborizarse*, ponerse* colorado or rojo, sonrojarse
II
noun (often pl) rubor mspare my blushes! — no me hagas pasar vergüenza, no hagas que me ruborice
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