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I wonder how that will play in Richmond, where most of the residents are flush with money.Early frosts and snow and the game season in full flush call for warming winter reds.And what world is more ideal than the first flush of love?Utilities were flush with cash and the economy was humming.You may feel warmth and flushing of the face.Sterling right now is a busted flush.She was in the flush of youth and this is an absolute tragedy.You walk away from this book feeling flushed and a bit bruised.Nor does it cause dizziness or flushing.This beast was then enjoying the first flush of its newfound success.Her cheeks were flushed with excitement and a speckled dove with an injured leg perched on her shoulder.They're not too flush with money and things are just a little bit boring.Now she rose from her seat, flushed with anger, unable to speak.There is a school of thought that says rock'n'roll is a busted flush, a sound stuck in a repetitive cycle.By blending the colour into skin it gives a naturally flushed finish without making her look like she's wearing too much make-up.The idea of seats that could be folded flush to the floor, instead of having to be removed, was a genuine innovation.As I recounted the joke to her, she flushed pink with pleasure and smiled shyly.

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flush

British English: flush /flʌʃ/ NOUN
A flush is a rosy colour, especially in the cheeks.
There was a slight flush on his cheeks.
  • American English: flush
  • Arabic: اِحْمِرَار
  • Brazilian Portuguese: rubor
  • Chinese: 红晕
  • Croatian: rumenilo
  • Czech: ruměnec
  • Danish: rødmen
  • Dutch: blos
  • European Spanish: rubor
  • Finnish: puna poskilla, kiihtymyksesta tms. johtuva
  • French: rougeur
  • German: Errötung
  • Greek: κοκκίνισμα
  • Italian: rossore
  • Japanese: 赤面
  • Korean: 홍조
  • Norwegian: rødme
  • Polish: rumieniec
  • European Portuguese: vermelhidão
  • Romanian: bujor în obraji
  • Russian: румянец
  • Latin American Spanish: rubor
  • Swedish: rodnad
  • Thai: หน้าหรือผิวแดง
  • Turkish: yüz kızarması
  • Ukrainian: рум'янець
  • Vietnamese: sự đỏ mặt
British English: flush /flʌʃ/ VERB
If you flush, your face goes red because you are hot or ill, or because you are feeling a strong emotion such as embarrassment or anger.
He was flushed with embarrassment.
  • American English: flush
  • Arabic: يَتَوَرَّدُ يتدفق
  • Brazilian Portuguese: ficar vermelho
  • Chinese: 冲洗
  • Croatian: zacrvenjeti se
  • Czech: zrudnout
  • Danish: rødme
  • Dutch: blozen
  • European Spanish: ruborizarse
  • Finnish: punastua
  • French: rougir
  • German: erröten
  • Greek: φουντώνω
  • Italian: far arrossire
  • Japanese: 赤面する
  • Korean: 얼굴이 붉어지다
  • Norwegian: rødme
  • Polish: zarumienić się
  • European Portuguese: ficar vermelho
  • Romanian: a se înroși
  • Russian: вспыхнуть
  • Latin American Spanish: ruborizarse
  • Swedish: rodna
  • Thai: หน้าแดง
  • Turkish: yüzü kızarmak
  • Ukrainian: зарум'янітися
  • Vietnamese: đỏ mặt

Chinese translation of 'flush'

flush

(flʌʃ)

n (c)

  1. (on face) 红(紅)晕(暈) (hóngyùn) (, tuán)
  2. [of toilet] 冲(沖)水 (chōngshuǐ)
  3. (Cards) 同花 (tónghuā)

vt

  1. to flush the toilet 冲(沖)厕(廁)所 (chōng cèsuǒ)

vi

  1. (= become red) 脸(臉)红(紅) (liǎnhóng)
  2. [toilet] 冲(沖)水 (chōngshuǐ)

adj

  1. flush with 与(與) ... 齐(齊)平的 (yǔ ... qípíng de)
in the first flush of freedom 获(獲)得自由的最初兴(興)奋(奮)期 (huòdé zìyóu de zuìchū xīngfènqī)
in the first flush of youth 在风(風)华(華)正茂的青春时(時)期 (zài fēnghuá zhèng mào de qīngchūn shíqī)

All related terms of 'flush'

(verb) 
Definition
to blush or cause to blush
He turned away, his face flushing.
Synonyms
blush
I blushed scarlet at my stupidity.
colour
He couldn't help noticing that she coloured slightly.
burn
Liz's face was burning.
flame
Her face flamed a fiery red.
glow
Her freckled skin glowed with health.
crimson
redden
She reddened instantly.
suffuse
turn red
go red
colour up
go as red as a beetroot
(verb) 
Definition
to send water quickly through (a pipe or a toilet) so as to clean it
Flush the eye with clean cold water.
Synonyms
cleanse
wash out
swab
rinse out
flood
drench
syringe
swill
He swilled out the mug and left it on the draining board.
hose down
douche
(verb) 
Flush the contents down the lavatory.
Synonyms
expel
Poisonous gas is expelled into the atmosphere.
drive
eject
She was ejected from her first job for persistent latecoming.
dislodge
The leader cannot dislodge her this time.
(noun) 
Definition
a rosy colour, esp. in the cheeks
There was a slight flush on his cheeks.
Synonyms
blush
A blush spread over Brenda's cheeks.
colour
There was a touch of colour in her cheeks.
glow
The moisturiser gave my face a healthy glow that lasted all day.
reddening
redness
rosiness
(noun) 
Definition
freshness
the first flush of young love
Synonyms
bloom
The skin loses its youthful bloom.
glow
vigour
freshness
the freshness of early morning
(adjective) 
Definition
level with another surface
Make sure the tile is flush with the surrounding tiles.
Synonyms
level
a plateau of level ground
even
The tables are fitted with a glass top to provide an even surface.
true
flat
Sit the cup on a flat surface while measuring.
square
The sides finished all square in the first leg.
plane
a plane surface
(adjective) 
Definition
having plenty of money
(informal) 
Many developing countries were flush with dollars.
Synonyms
wealthy
a wealthy international businessman
rich
You're going to be a very rich man.
rolling (slang)
well-off
My family was quite well-off.
in the money (informal)
If you are lucky, you could be in the money.
in funds
I'll pay you back as soon as I'm in funds again.
well-heeled (informal)
The price tag is out of reach of all but the most well-heeled.
replete
moneyed
Fear of crime among the new monied classes is rising rapidly.
well-supplied
minted (British, slang)
(adjective) 
If we're feeling flush we'll give them champagne.
Synonyms
affluent
liberal
Make liberal use of spices in the recipe.
generous
a room with a generous amount of storage space
lavish
American reviewers are lavish in their praise of this book.
abundant
There is an abundant supply of labour.
overflowing
The great hall was overflowing with people.
plentiful
a plentiful supply
prodigal
You are prodigal of both your toil and your talent.
full
Full details will be sent to you.
(adverb) 
Definition
so as to be level
The edges fit flush with the walls.
Synonyms
level
even
touching
squarely
in contact
hard (against)
(verb) 
Definition
to drive out of a hiding place
They flushed them out of their hiding places.
Synonyms
drive out
force
dislodge
Use a hoof pick to dislodge stones and dirt from your horse's feet.
put to flight
start
discover
The suitcase was discovered on a roadside outside the city.
disturb
I didn't want to disturb you.
uncover
Auditors said they had uncovered evidence of fraud.
rouse
He did more to rouse the crowd than anybody else.

Additional synonyms

in the sense of abundant
There is an abundant supply of labour.
Synonyms
plentiful,
full,
rich,
filled,
liberal,
generous,
lavish,
ample,
infinite,
overflowing,
exuberant,
teeming,
copious,
inexhaustible,
bountiful,
luxuriant,
profuse,
rank,
well-provided,
well-supplied,
two a penny,
thick on the ground,
bounteous,
plenteous
in the sense of burn
Definition
to be or feel hot
Liz's face was burning.
Synonyms
blush,
be red,
flush,
colour,
be hot,
be on fire,
redden,
turn red,
feel hot,
go red (as a beetroot),
turn scarlet
in the sense of colour
Definition
to become red in the face, esp. when embarrassed or annoyed
He couldn't help noticing that she coloured slightly.
Synonyms
blush,
flush,
crimson,
redden,
go crimson,
burn,
go as red as a beetroot

Synonyms of 'flush'

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Additional synonyms

in the sense of well-off
Definition
moderately wealthy
My family was quite well-off.
Synonyms
rich,
wealthy,
comfortable,
affluent,
loaded (slang),
flush (informal),
prosperous,
well-heeled (informal),
well-to-do,
moneyed,
minted (British, slang)
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