To redden; cause to blush. 变红；使脸红。 Wine had flushed his face. 他喝了酒而面泛红色。 To encourage; excite; thrill. 鼓厉；激动；兴奋。 The returning army was flushed with victory. 归来的军队因打胜仗而感兴奋。 To wash or cleanse by means of a strong flow of water. 冲洗。 The waste pipe is blocked, try flushing it (out) with hot water. 排水管阻塞了，试着冲热水通一通。 His face flushed red as flame. 他满脸通红。 To flow and spread suddenly and freely. 涌出。 The flush deepened in her cheek. 她的脸颊绯红。 A sudden rush, as of water. 涌出。 A thrill; excitement. 兴奋；激动。 A fresh and vigorous state. 活力充沛。 A sudden increase or expansion of plants, etc. (植物的)旺盛；增长。 Abundantly supplied, as with money. 【口】充裕的(如金钱) Even; board flush with the corner. 把木板钉成与墙角对齐。 Evenly (with the edge, as of a container). 齐平。 To drive or startle from cover, as birds. 惊起(如鸟)。 The hunter's dog flushed a partridge in the woods. 猎人的狗惊起林中的一只松鸡。 To rise or be started from cove. 忽飞起；惊飞。 In certain card games, a hand of cards all of one suit. 同花的一手牌。 Having cards of only one suit. (扑克牌)同花的；清一色的。 |