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несов. - проступа́ть, сов. - проступи́тьooze, exude; show throughвода́ проступи́ла — water has oozed out
пот проступи́л у него́ на лбу — perspiration stood out on his forehead ['fɒrɪd]
на его́ лице́ проступи́л румя́нец — the colour rose to his cheeks
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3 кровь с молоком
разг., одобр.in blooming (radiant) health; the very picture of health; pink and white complexion; cf. as red as a cherry (a rose); red (rosy) about the gills; with roses in one's cheekСвеж он [Ноздрёв] был, как кровь с молоком; здоровье, казалось, так и прыскало с лица его. (Н. Гоголь, Мёртвые души) — His was a strawberries-and-cream colour; his face seemed simply to exude health.
Артём был видный детина: высок, толст, бел и румян, ну, словом, кровь с молоком. (О. Сомов, Оборотень) — Artem was a hansome young man. He was tall and stocky with white skin and rosy cheeks, in other words the very picture of health.
Лука.
Эх, барыня-матушка! Молодая, красивая, кровь с молоком, - только бы и жить в своё удовольствие... Красота-то ведь не навеки дадена! (А. Чехов, Медведь) — Luka: Eh, my lady! You're young and beautiful, with roses in your cheek - if you only took a little pleasure. Beauty fades quick.Теперь она уже дома наверняка, зря её, наверное, в область и таскали, какая там болезнь, баба кровь с молоком, в ней каждая жилочка играет. (П. Проскурин, Тайга) — Probably she was at home by now, they'd most likely dragged her off to the district centre for nothing - what could be wrong with her, a woman bursting with health and vigour!
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