reddened

• Describe algo o alguien que se ha puesto rojo o sonrojado, a menudo por emociones como vergüenza o ira, o por causas físicas como quemaduras solares o irritación.

Describes something that has become red in color, often due to emotion (like embarrassment or anger) or physical causes (like sunburn or irritation).

1. Flushed with emotion or exertionB2formal

   Describes a face or skin that has become red, typically due to strong feelings like embarrassment, anger, or physical effort.

   Enrojecido por emoción o esfuerzo

   • His reddened cheeks betrayed his embarrassment.
   • After the long run, her face was reddened and sweaty.
   • He looked at her with a reddened, angry expression.

   Sinónimosblushingcrimsonflushedred-facedrosyruddy

   Antónimosashenpalepallidpastywan

2. Illuminated by red lightC1formal

   Describes an object or area that appears red because it is lit by a red light source, often resembling the glow of flames.

   Enrojecido por luz roja

   • The sky was reddened by the setting sun.
   • The room was reddened by the glow of the fireplace.
   • The entire horizon was reddened as if by a distant fire.

• Verbo que se usa para indicar la acción de volverse rojo o de teñir algo de color rojo.

A verb used to indicate the act of becoming red or making something red in color.

1. Become red from emotionB2formal

   To become red in the face, typically due to embarrassment, shame, or anger.

   enrojecerse (por emoción)

   • She reddened when he complimented her.
   • He reddened with shame after the mistake.
   • The child reddened under the teacher's stern gaze.

   Sinónimosblushcolorcrimsonflush

2. Make something redB2formal

   To cause something to become red in color.

   Enrojecer algo

   • The sunset reddened the sky.
   • The dye reddened the fabric.
   • The cold wind reddened her cheeks.

   Sinónimoscrimsonencrimsonflushrouge

   Antónimosblanchbleachwhiten

3. Turn red or redderB2formal

   To change color to red or to a deeper shade of red.

   Enrojecer(se)

   • The leaves redden in autumn.
   • The fruit reddens as it ripens.
   • His face reddened from the exertion of running.

   Sinónimosblushcolorcrimsonflush