be red-faced
She was red-faced after forgetting her lines on stage.
她在台上忘词后脸红了。
脸红的;面红耳赤的
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脸红的;面红耳赤的
red-faced
She was red-faced after forgetting her lines on stage.
她在台上忘词后脸红了。
参见红色,脸
Used other than figuratively or idiomatically: see red, face.
(尤指脸部)因情绪或用力而发红或涨红
(especially of the face) reddened or suffused with or as if with blood from emotion or exertion
脸红的;因情绪或身体原因脸红
With a red face; flushed, due to emotional or physical causes.
因尴尬、羞愧、激动或情绪不安而脸红
having a red face from embarrassment or shame or agitation or emotional upset
When everyone laughed at her pronunciation, she became red-faced and stopped speaking.
当大家嘲笑她的发音时,她变得面红耳赤,停了下来。
AI contextual example
The red-faced boy apologized for stepping on my foot.
那个脸红的男孩为踩到我的脚而道歉。
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He walked out of the interview red-faced, knowing his answer had been wrong.
他红着脸走出面试现场,知道自己的回答错了。
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red-faced and violent
面红耳赤,暴跳如雷
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She was red-faced after forgetting her lines on stage.
她在台上忘词后脸红了。
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He was red-faced with embarrassment when his phone rang during the meeting.
当他的手机在会议中响起时,他尴尬得脸红了。
The red-faced child hid behind his mother after breaking the vase.
那个脸红的孩子打碎花瓶后躲到了妈妈身后。
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