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• Describe a una persona que tiene mucho dinero o recursos; también describe un rostro que se ha enrojecido o que brilla.

Describes someone who has plenty of money or resources; also describes a face that is red or glowing.

1. Having plenty of moneyB2informal

   Having a lot of money, especially temporarily.

   Con dinero de sobra

   • He was feeling flush after winning the lottery.
   • She's flush with cash this month from her bonus.
   • They were flush enough to buy a new car.

   Sinónimosaffluentloadedmoneyedprosperousrichwealthy

   Antónimosdestituteimpecuniouspennilesspenuriouspoor

2. Level or even with a surfaceB2formal

   Being exactly level or aligned with a surface.

   a ras, al mismo nivel

   • The door should be flush with the wall.
   • Make sure the tiles are flush against each other.
   • The shelf is flush with the edge of the table.

   Sinónimosalignedcoplanarevenflatlevelplanesquaretrue

   Antónimosprotrudingraisedrecessedsunkenuneven

3. Red in the faceB1formal

   Having a red or rosy complexion, often from emotion or exertion.

   Sonrojado

   • Her cheeks were flush from the cold wind.
   • He was flush with embarrassment after the mistake.
   • She looked flush after running up the stairs.

   Sinónimosblushingcrimsonfloridglowingredred-facedrosyruddy

   Antónimosashenpalesallowwan

• Adverbio que significa 'al ras de una superficie' o 'directa y exactamente'. Se usa a menudo en contextos de alineación (por ejemplo, 'pegado a la pared') o para enfatizar (por ejemplo, 'golpear justo en la nariz'). La forma coincide con el adjetivo y el verbo.

An adverb meaning 'so as to be level or even with a surface' or 'directly and squarely.' It is often used in contexts of alignment (e.g., 'flush against the wall') or emphasis (e.g., 'hit flush on the nose'). The form is identical to the adjective and verb.

1. Directly or squarelyB2informal

   In a direct, straight, or exact manner; often used with verbs like 'hit' or 'land'.

   directamente, de lleno

   • The ball hit him flush on the nose.
   • The car landed flush against the wall.
   • He struck the target flush in the center.

   Sinónimosbangdeadexactlyplumbpreciselyrightsmacksquarelystraight

• Sustantivo que designa un flujo o chorro repentino de agua, a menudo asociado con el mecanismo de descarga del inodoro, o un enrojecimiento súbito del rostro debido a emociones o calor.

A noun referring to a sudden flow or rush of water, often used in the context of a toilet mechanism, or a sudden reddening of the face due to emotion or heat.

1. B1formal

   A sudden reddening of the face, often due to embarrassment, anger, or excitement.

   Rubor (enrojecimiento del rostro)

   • A flush spread across her cheeks when she was complimented.
   • He felt a flush of anger rise within him.
   • The sudden flush on his face betrayed his embarrassment.

   Sinónimosblushcolorglowrosinessruddinesssuffusion

   Antónimospalenesspallor

2. Sudden increase or surgeB2informal

   A sudden, abundant flow or increase, often of money or resources.

   Afluencia repentina

   • The company experienced a flush of cash after the investment.
   • A flush of new ideas came to him during the brainstorming session.
   • The lottery winner had a flush of wealth overnight.

   Sinónimosboomfloodinfluxrushspatesurgeupsurge

   Antónimosdecreasedroughtscarcityshortage

3. Poker handB2formal

   A hand in poker consisting of five cards all of the same suit.

   Escalera de color

   • He won the game with a royal flush.
   • She was dealt a flush in hearts.
   • A flush is a strong hand in poker.

4. Plumbing actionA2formal

   The act of cleaning or clearing a toilet or drain by a rush of water.

   Descarga de agua

   • He gave the toilet a flush after using it.
   • The flush of the toilet was loud in the quiet room.
   • She pressed the button for a flush.

• Verbo que indica la acción de limpiar o eliminar algo mediante un chorro de agua, como al tirar de la cadena del inodoro, o el acto de enrojecerse el rostro por vergüenza, calor o emoción.

A verb used to indicate the act of cleansing or removing something with a flow of water, or to become red in the face.

1. Turn redB1formal

   To become red in the face, typically from embarrassment, anger, or excitement.

   Ruborizarse

   • She flushed when he complimented her.
   • His face flushed with anger during the argument.
   • The shy boy flushed and looked down at his shoes.

   Sinónimosblushcolorcrimsonglowredden

2. Clean with waterA2formal

   To cause water to flow through something, especially a toilet or pipe, to clean it.

   Limpiar con agua

   • Please flush the toilet after you use it.
   • The plumber flushed the pipes to remove the blockage.
   • He flushed the system with clean water.

   Sinónimoshoserinsesluiceswillwash

   Antónimosblockclogobstructplugstop

3. Drive out or force outB2formal

   To force someone or something out of a hiding place.

   Hacer salir de un escondite

   • The police flushed the suspect out of the building.
   • The hunters flushed the birds from the bushes.
   • The investigation flushed out several corrupt officials.

   Sinónimosdislodgedrive outexpelforce outroutsmoke out

Variantes phrasalflush down