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flush

UK
/flʌʃ/
US
/flʌʃ/
flush out

Übersetzungen

flushsubstantiv
flushes
Pl.
UK
/flʌʃ/
US
/flʌʃ/
She felt a flush of embarrassment when she realized her mistake.
Она почувствовала румянец смущения, когда осознала свою ошибку.
The toilet flush was not working properly.
Смыв в туалете не работал должным образом.
There was a flush of water after the heavy rain.
После сильного дождя был поток воды.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
покраснение
смывка
порыв
вспышка
Synonyme
blush
reddening
color
glow
flush of excitement
flushverb
flushed
Präteritum
flushed
Partizip Perfekt
flushing
Gerundium
UK
/flʌʃ/
US
/flʌʃ/
Please flush the toilet after use.
Пожалуйста, смывайте туалет после использования.
She tends to flush when she is embarrassed.
Она склонна краснеть, когда смущается.
You should flush the wound with clean water.
Вам следует промыть рану чистой водой.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
оголить
наполнить
заливать
Synonyme
cleanse
wash
rinse
purge
flood
drain
flushadjektiv
flusher
Komp.
flushest
Super.
UK
/flʌʃ/
US
/flʌʃ/
The door was installed flush with the wall.
Дверь была установлена заподлицо со стеной.
Her face was flush with embarrassment.
Её лицо было покрасневшим от смущения.
After the deal, he was flush with cash.
После сделки он был обеспеченным деньгами.
Zusätzliche Übersetzungen
ровный
гладкий
на одном уровне
Synonyme
even
level
smooth
uniform
flat
flushadverb
Used to modify verbs meaning “directly, squarely, or evenly” (e.g., “The ball hit flush on the target.”).
Synonyme
even
level
evenly
squarely
directly
closely
right
tight

Definitionen

flushsubstantiv
A sudden rush of intense emotion or color, especially a reddening of the face.
She felt a flush of embarrassment when she realized her mistake.
A device or mechanism for cleaning a toilet by using a rapid flow of water.
The toilet flush was broken, so they had to call a plumber.
A hand in poker where all the cards are of the same suit.
He won the poker game with a flush of hearts.
A period of prosperity or abundance.
During the flush of the economic boom, many new businesses were established.
The act or process of cleansing something by a rapid flow of water, or a sudden surge of water itself.
He gave the cooling system a quick flush to clear out the rust.
flushverb
To cause a liquid to flow through or over something, especially to clean it.
She flushed the pipes with water to remove any debris.
To become red and hot, typically as a result of strong emotion or heat.
He flushed with embarrassment when he realized his mistake.
To drive out or force into the open.
The hunters flushed the birds from the bushes.
To level the surface of something by filling in gaps or removing protrusions.
The carpenter flushed the surface of the table to make it smooth.
flushadjektiv
Having a healthy reddish color, typically as a result of good health or emotion.
Her cheeks were flush with excitement after hearing the good news.
Even or level with another surface; in the same plane.
The tiles were laid flush with the floor, creating a seamless look.
Having plenty of something, especially money.
After receiving his bonus, he was flush with cash and decided to treat himself to a new car.
flushadverb
Directly or squarely; exactly in line or in contact.
The puck struck flush on the goal post.
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