flush

flush
1. noun
1) (a flow of blood to the face, making it red: A slow flush covered her face.) rubor
2) ((the device that works) a rush of water which cleans a toilet: a flush toilet.) cisterna

2. verb
1) (to become red in the face: She flushed with embarrassment.) ruborizar, sonrojar
2) (to clean by a rush of water: to flush a toilet.) tirar de la cadena
3) ((usually with out) to cause (an animal etc) to leave a hiding place: The police flushed out the criminal.) hacer salir, desalojar
- in the first flush of
- the first flush of

flush vb tirar de la cadena
flush the toilet after use tira de la cadena después de ir al wáter
flush
tr[flʌʃ]
adjective flush with
1 (level) al mismo nivel que, alineado,-a con
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be flush (have money) andar bien de dinero, ir desahogado,-a
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flush
tr[flʌʃ]
noun
1 (blush) rubor nombre masculino
2 (of emotion) acceso, arrebato
3 (of toilet) cisterna
transitive verb
1 (cause to blush) ruborizar, sonrojar
2 (clean) limpiar con agua
3 (toilet) tirar (de) la cadena
flush the toilet after use tira la cadena después de utilizar el wáter
flush it down the toilet tíralo al wáter
intransitive verb
1 (blush) ruborizarse
2 (toilet) funcionar
the toilet won't flush la cisterna del wáter no funciona
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
in the full flush of youth en la primera juventud
hot flush sofoco
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flush
tr[flʌʃ]
noun
1 (in cards) color nombre masculino
flush ['flʌʃ] vt
1) : limpiar con agua
to flush the toilet: jalar la cadena
2) raise: hacer salir, levantar (en la caza)
flush vi
blush: ruborizarse, sonrojarse
flush adv
: al mismo nivel, a ras
flush adj
1) or flushed ['flʌʃt] : colorado, rojo, encendido (dícese de la cara)
2) filled: lleno a rebosar
3) abundant: copioso, abundante
4) affluent: adinerado
5) aligned, smooth: alineado, liso
6)
flush against : pegado a, contra
flush n
1) flow, jet: chorro m, flujo m rápido
2) surge: arrebato m, arranque m
a flush of anger: un arrebato de cólera
3) blush: rubor m, sonrojo m
4) glow: resplandor m, flor f
the flush of youth: la flor de la juventud
in the flush of victory: en la euforia del triunfo
flush (Cards)
n.
plenitud s.f. (Level)
adj.
al ras adj.
encajado, -a adj.
nivelado, -a adj.
adj.
parejo, -a adj.
adv.
rubor adv.
sofoco adv.
n.
abundancia s.f.
escalera s.f.
rubor s.m.
sonrojo s.m. (Toilet)
v.
tirar de la cadena (del water) v.
v.
ruborizarse v.
sonrojar v.

I flʌʃ
noun
1)
a) (blush) rubor m

the first pink flush of dawn in the sky — (liter) el primer arrebol del alba en el cielo (liter)

b) (of anger, passion) arrebato m

in the first flush of success — con la euforia del triunfo

2) (toilet mechanism) cisterna f; (action)

give the toilet another flush — tira otra vez de la cadena, jálale (a la cadena) otra vez (AmL exc CS)

3) (in cards) flor f

royal/straight flush — escalera f real/de color


II
1.
transitive verb
1) \<\<toilet\>\>

to flush the toilet — tirar de la cadena, jalarle (a la cadena) (AmL exc CS)

to flush something down the toilet o away — tirar algo al or echar algo por el wáter

2) (drive out) flush (out) \<\<person/criminal\>\> hacer* salir

2.
vi
1) \<\<toilet\>\> funcionar
2) (blush) \<\<person/face\>\> (with anger) enrojecer*, ponerse* rojo; (with embarrassment) ruborizarse*, sonrojarse

her cheeks flushed crimson — sus mejillas se encendieron


III
adjective
1) (level) alineado

flush against the wall — pegado a la pared

2) (having money) (colloq)

to be flush — andar* bien de dinero


I [flʌʃ]
1. N
1) (=blush)

there was a slight flush on his cheeks — tenía las mejillas un poco coloradas

she felt a faint flush of colour rising in her face — notó que se le dibujaba cierto rubor en el rostro

the pink flush of dawn spread across the sky — liter el arrebol del alba se extendía por el cielo liter

2) (=glow) [of beauty, health] resplandor m
3) (=surge) [of anger, excitement] arrebato m

she felt a flush of excitement on hearing this — al oír esto sintió un arrebato de emoción

in the first flush of youth — en la flor de la juventud

in the (first) flush of victory — con la euforia del triunfo

4)

to have hot flushes — (Med) tener sofocos

2.
VI [person, face] ponerse colorado, sonrojarse, ruborizarse liter (with de)

II [flʌʃ]
1.
N [of toilet] (=device) cisterna f ; (=sound) sonido m de la cisterna; (=action) descarga f de agua
2.
VT (also: flush out) [+ sink, yard] limpiar con agua, baldear

to flush the toilet or lavatory — tirar de la cadena


III
[flʌʃ]
ADJ
1) (=level) a ras (with de); al mismo nivel (with que); (DIY) empotrado (with con)

a door flush with the wall — una puerta al mismo nivel que la pared

to make two things flush — nivelar dos cosas

2) *

to be flush (with money) — estar forrado *, andar muy bien de dinero


IV
[flʌʃ]
VT (also: flush out) [+ game, birds] levantar; (fig) [+ criminal] sacar de su escondrijo a
V
[flʌʃ]
N (Cards) color m , flux m inv
* * *

I [flʌʃ]
noun
1)
a) (blush) rubor m

the first pink flush of dawn in the sky — (liter) el primer arrebol del alba en el cielo (liter)

b) (of anger, passion) arrebato m

in the first flush of success — con la euforia del triunfo

2) (toilet mechanism) cisterna f; (action)

give the toilet another flush — tira otra vez de la cadena, jálale (a la cadena) otra vez (AmL exc CS)

3) (in cards) flor f

royal/straight flush — escalera f real/de color


II
1.
transitive verb
1) \<\<toilet\>\>

to flush the toilet — tirar de la cadena, jalarle (a la cadena) (AmL exc CS)

to flush something down the toilet o away — tirar algo al or echar algo por el wáter

2) (drive out) flush (out) \<\<person/criminal\>\> hacer* salir

2.
vi
1) \<\<toilet\>\> funcionar
2) (blush) \<\<person/face\>\> (with anger) enrojecer*, ponerse* rojo; (with embarrassment) ruborizarse*, sonrojarse

her cheeks flushed crimson — sus mejillas se encendieron


III
adjective
1) (level) alineado

flush against the wall — pegado a la pared

2) (having money) (colloq)

to be flush — andar* bien de dinero


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