flush
🇺🇸
/flʌʃ/
🇬🇧
/flʌʃ/
verb
R
to turn red in the face from emotion or heat
Her face began to flush with embarrassment.
R
to clean a toilet with water
Please flush the toilet after use.
R
to clean with flowing water
Flush the wound with clean water.
R
to remove with water or liquid
Water helps flush waste from the body.
R
to force out from hiding
The dog will flush the birds from the bushes.
noun
R
red color on the face from emotion or heat
A warm flush spread across her cheeks.
R
sudden strong feeling
He felt a flush of pride at his success.
R
act of cleaning a toilet with water
One flush is usually enough to clean the toilet.
R
set of cards all the same suit
In poker, a flush beats a straight.
adjective
R
having plenty of money
After winning, he was flush with cash.
R
level with the surface
The door is flush with the wall.
translation
to turn red in the face from emotion or heat; to clean a toilet with water; to clean with flowing water; to remove with water or liquid; to force out from hiding
red color on the face from emotion or heat; sudden strong feeling; act of cleaning a toilet with water; set of cards all the same suit
having plenty of money; level with the surface
Word Forms
3rd Present
flushes
Past
flushed
Perfect
flushed
Progressive
flushing