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1 blustery
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2 blustery blus·tery adj
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3 blush
I [blʌʃ]nome rossore m.II [blʌʃ]to spare sb.'s blushes — evitare di mettere qcn. in imbarazzo o di fare arrossire qcn
verbo intransitivo arrossire ( with di, per)to blush for sb. — vergognarsi per qcn
* * *1. noun(a red glow on the skin caused by shame, embarrassment etc.) rossore2. verb(to show shame, embarrassment etc by growing red in the face: That girl blushes easily.) arrossire- blustery* * *[blʌʃ]1. nrossore m2. vito blush (with) — arrossire (per or da)
* * *blush /blʌʃ/n.1 rossore (di timidezza, modestia, imbarazzo)2 [u] colore roseo; colorito roseo● at first blush, a tutta prima; di primo acchito □ (scherz.) Spare (o Save) my blushes!, non farmi arrossire ( di modestia)!(to) blush /blʌʃ/v. i.1 arrossire (per timidezza, modestia, imbarazzo)2 diventare rosa o rosso; soffondersi di rossoblushinga.1 rosso in viso; soffuso di rossore2 timido; vergognosoblushinglyavv.arrossendo; con un rossore di imbarazzo; vergognandosi.* * *I [blʌʃ]nome rossore m.II [blʌʃ]to spare sb.'s blushes — evitare di mettere qcn. in imbarazzo o di fare arrossire qcn
verbo intransitivo arrossire ( with di, per)to blush for sb. — vergognarsi per qcn
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