rouged

UK
/ruːʒd/
US
/ruʒd/
rougedpast participle
UK
/ruːdʒd/
US
/ruːdʒd/
Used attributively or predicatively to describe something to which rouge has been applied.
Traducciones
fardéSe dit surtout du visage, des joues ou des lèvres lorsqu’ils sont maquillés au rouge.
Her rouged cheeks gave her a lively and youthful appearance.
Ses joues fardées lui donnaient une allure vive et juvénile.
Definiciones
Colored with rouge (blusher); having applied rouge to the face or lips.
Her rouged cheeks gave her a lively and youthful appearance.
rougenoun
Definiciones
A red or pink cosmetic used to color the cheeks and sometimes the lips.
She applied a touch of rouge to her cheeks to give them a healthy glow.
A reddish powder or paste used in polishing glass, metal, or gems.
The jeweler used rouge to polish the surface of the gemstone.
A type of red wine, especially from France.
He ordered a glass of rouge to accompany his steak dinner.
In Canadian football, a single point scored when the receiving team fails to return a kick out of its own goal area.
With seconds left on the clock, the punter's kick rolled through the end zone for a rouge that tied the game.
A red or reddish color, especially as used in design, fashion, or art.
They chose a bold rouge for the accent wall of the living room.
rougeverb

rouged

Past Simple

rouged
Past Simple
rouged
Past Participle
rouging
Gerund
UK
/ruːʒ/
US
/ruʒ/
Traducciones
rougirPour un visage ou des joues qui deviennent rouges.
Her cheeks rouged as he complimented her poem.
Ses joues ont rougi lorsqu'il a complimenté son poème.
Traducciones adicionales
se farderPour appliquer du maquillage rouge sur les joues ou les lèvres.
Definiciones
To apply red or pink makeup to the cheeks or lips.
She decided to rouge her cheeks to give them a healthy glow.
(intransitive) To become red or blush.
Her cheeks rouged as he complimented her poem.
Sinónimos
rougeadjective
Definiciones
Having a reddish color, often used to describe something that is red or pink in hue.
The artist chose a rouge shade for the sunset in her painting.