英语释义

1. to fly away suddenly

2. to cause (a bird) to flush
The birds were flushed out of the trees.

3. to expose or chase from a place of concealment
flushed the boys from their hiding place Police flushed the suspects from the building.

4. a hand of playing cards all of the same suit specifically a poker hand containing five cards of the same suit but not in sequence — see poker illustration

5. a series of three or more slalom gates set vertically on a slope

6. a sudden flow (as of water) also a rinsing or cleansing with or as if with a flush of water

7. a sudden increase or expansion especially sudden and usually abundant new plant growth
the spring flush of grass

8. a surge of emotion
felt a flush of anger at the insult

9. a tinge of red blush

10. a fresh and vigorous state
in the first flush of womanhood

11. a transitory sensation of extreme heat — compare hot flash

12. to flow and spread suddenly and freely

13. to glow brightly

14. blush

15. to produce new growth
the plants flush twice during the year

16. to cause to flow

17. to pour liquid over or through especially to cleanse or wash out with or as if with a rush of liquid
flush the toilet flush the lungs with air

18. inflame, excite —usually used passively
flushed with pride

19. to cause to blush

20. of a ruddy healthy color

21. full of life and vigor lusty

22. filled to overflowing
streams flush with the spring runoff

23. having a large amount of money
feeling flush a company that's flush with cash/money

24. readily available abundant

25. having or forming a continuous plane or unbroken surface
flush paneling

26. directly abutting or immediately adjacent: such as

27. set even with an edge of a type page or column having no indention

28. arranged edge to edge so as to fit snugly

29. in a flush manner

30. squarely
hit him flush on the chin

31. to make flush
flush the headings on a page

32. even or level with another surface

33. having a large amount of money

34. in order to be level or even with another surface

35. in a very forceful way in a way that makes very solid contact

36. to cause to leave a hiding place
The hunting dogs were flushing birds.

37. an act of pouring water over or through
Give the toilet a flush.

38. blush entry 2 sense 1

39. blush entry 1 sense 1
He flushed with embarrassment.

40. to pour water over or through
Flush your eye with water.

41. even or level with another surface
The cabinet should be flush with the wall.

42. so as to be even or level with another surface
Pound the nails flush with the floor.

43. a transitory sensation of extreme heat (as in response to some drugs or in some physiological states)
menopausal flushes

44. to blush or become suddenly suffused with color due to vasodilation

45. to cleanse or wash out with or as if with a rush of liquid
the newly sewn incision is flushed with saline
— Don Gold

英汉例句

• Specification for gauging practice for 100 ? countersunk head fasteners for flushness control

  平面控制用100°埋头紧固件用量规的规范

相似词

bloom(Bloom)人名；(瑞典、西)布洛姆；(英)布卢姆

blush红着脸表示；使成红色

color颜色；肤色；颜料；脸色

相反词

ashen灰色的；苍白的

ashy灰白色的，灰色的；（脸色）苍白的；像灰的，含灰的，覆盖着灰的

doughy面团似的；柔软的；苍白的；半熟的

livid铅色的；青灰色的；非常生气的

lurid可怕的，耸人听闻的；火烧似的；苍白的；血红的；华丽而庸俗的

mealy粉状的

pale失色；变苍白；变得暗淡

paled失色；变苍白；变得暗淡（pale的过去式和过去分词）

palish稍微苍白的

pallid苍白的；暗淡的；无生气的

pasty(Pasty)人名；(法)帕斯蒂

peaked到达高点；消瘦（peak 的过去式和过去分词）

peaky有病的，憔悴的，苍白的；尖峰的

sallow成土色

sallowish带灰黄色的

wan（脸色或外表）苍白的；乏力的；（光线）暗淡的，微弱的；（微笑）淡淡的，不自然的；（诗、文）（大海）暗淡的