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1 blush
{blʌʃ}
I. 1. зачервявам се, червя се, изчервявам се (at, for)
2. срамувам се (for за, заради)
to BLUSH crimson/pink изчервявам се, пламвам като рак/божур
3. книж. порозовявам, руменея, червенея (за небе, цветя)
II. 1. изчервяване, засрамване, срам
to put someone to the BLUSH, to bring BLUSHes to someone's cheeks карам някого да почервенее/да се зачерви (от смущение, срам и пр.)
2. поглед, вид
at (the) first BLUSH на пръв поглед, от първото впечатление
3. руменина, червенина, зарозовяване* * *{bl^sh} v 1. зачервявам се, червя се, изчервявам се (at, for); 2(2) n 1. изчервяване; засрамване; срам; to put s.o. to the blush* * *червенея; червя; червенина; руменина; почервенявам; порозовявам; пламвам; поруменявам; зачервявам се; зачервявам; засрамване; заруменявам; изчервявам се;* * *1. at (the) first blush на пръв поглед, от първото впечатление 2. i. зачервявам се, червя се, изчервявам се (at, for) 3. ii. изчервяване, засрамване, срам 4. to blush crimson/pink изчервявам се, пламвам като рак/божур 5. to put someone to the blush, to bring blushes to someone's cheeks карам някого да почервенее/да се зачерви (от смущение, срам и пр.) 6. книж. порозовявам, руменея, червенея (за небе, цветя) 7. поглед, вид 8. руменина, червенина, зарозовяване 9. срамувам се (for за, заради)* * *blush[blʌʃ] I. v 1. зачервявам се, изчервявам се, червя се (at, for); I \blush for you червя се (срамувам се) заради теб; she \blushed at the mere thought тя се изчервяваше само при мисълта; to \blush crimson ( pink) цял се изчервявам, цял пламвам, изчервявам се като рак (като божур); 2. лит. порозовявам, заруменявам, руменея (за небе, цветя); II. n 1. изчервяване, поруменяване; смущение; засрамване; срам; to bring \blushes to s.o.'s cheeks карам бузите на някого да заруменеят (от срам), карам някого да се изчерви; to save ( spare) s.o.'s \blushes спасявам някого от неудобна ситуация; 2. поглед, око, взор ( прен.); вид; at ( the) first \blush от пръв поглед; 3. червенина, руменина; roses of the deepest \blush тъмночервени рози; the first \blush of dawn първата руменина на зората; • in the first \blush of youth в първа младост.
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