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Detailed Translations for flush from English to Spanish

flush:

to flush verb (flushes, flushed, flushing)

  1. to flush (flush out)
    tirar de la cadena
  2. to flush (blush; glow; turn red)
    colorear; ponerse colorado; ruborizarse; estar al rojo vivo; iluminar; estar latente; arder; sonrojarse; enrojecer; avergonzarse; abochornarse; arder sin llama
  3. to flush (grout; flush a wall; mortar)
    juntar

Conjugations for flush:

present
  1. flush
  2. flush
  3. flushes
  4. flush
  5. flush
  6. flush
simple past
  1. flushed
  2. flushed
  3. flushed
  4. flushed
  5. flushed
  6. flushed
present perfect
  1. have flushed
  2. have flushed
  3. has flushed
  4. have flushed
  5. have flushed
  6. have flushed
past continuous
  1. was flushing
  2. were flushing
  3. was flushing
  4. were flushing
  5. were flushing
  6. were flushing
future
  1. shall flush
  2. will flush
  3. will flush
  4. shall flush
  5. will flush
  6. will flush
continuous present
  1. am flushing
  2. are flushing
  3. is flushing
  4. are flushing
  5. are flushing
  6. are flushing
subjunctive
  1. be flushed
  2. be flushed
  3. be flushed
  4. be flushed
  5. be flushed
  6. be flushed
diverse
  1. flush!
  2. let's flush!
  5. flushed
  6. flushing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

flush [the ~] nomen

  1. the flush (blush)
    el rubor
  2. the flush (rinse)
    el enjuague; el aclarado
  3. the flush (flash)
    la congestión; el rubor; la congestiones

flush adj

  1. flush (well off; have plenty of money; flush with money)
    bien de dinero; bien de fondos

Translation Matrix for flush:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aclarado flush; rinse
arder burning; burnings; roasting
congestiones flash; flush buildup of traffic; tailback; traffic block; traffic jam
congestión flash; flush blockage; buildup of traffic; congestion; constipation; hold-up; jam; stagnation; stoppage; tailback; traffic block; traffic jam
enjuague flush; rinse
juntar compilation; go shares; join; joining; joining together; joining up; linking; pointing; put together; uniting
rubor blush; flash; flush blush of shame
- bang; bloom; blossom; blush; boot; charge; efflorescence; flower; gush; heyday; hot flash; kick; outpouring; peak; prime; rosiness; rush; thrill
VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
abochornarse blush; flush; glow; turn red
arder blush; flush; glow; turn red blaze; burn; flame; scald; scorch; singe
arder sin llama blush; flush; glow; turn red carbonise; carbonize; get charred; simmer; smoulder
avergonzarse blush; flush; glow; turn red be ashamed; be embarrassed; be shy; feel ashamed of; feel ill at ease; shame
colorear blush; flush; glow; turn red color; colour; tint
enrojecer blush; flush; glow; turn red
estar al rojo vivo blush; flush; glow; turn red
estar latente blush; flush; glow; turn red
iluminar blush; flush; glow; turn red clarify; enlighten; illuminate; light; light out; light up; lighten; pull out; shine; shine light on; shine on; shine upon; spotlight; take out; throw light upon; undo; unpick
juntar flush; flush a wall; grout; mortar accumulate; amass; assemble; attach; bank; be partners; bring together; collect; connect; couple; gather; gather together; get together; glean; go shares; horde; join; link; make a match; pander; pick up; put money in the bank; put together; save; spare; unite
ponerse colorado blush; flush; glow; turn red get angry; grow purple
ruborizarse blush; flush; glow; turn red
sonrojarse blush; flush; glow; turn red
tirar de la cadena flush; flush out
- blush; crimson; even; even out; level; purge; redden; scour; sluice
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- affluent; loaded; moneyed; wealthy
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
aclarado brighten up; clarified; cleared up; enlightened; explained; illuminated; illustrated; lit; made lighter
bien de dinero flush; flush with money; have plenty of money; well off
bien de fondos flush; flush with money; have plenty of money; well off

Related Words for "flush":

  • flushing, flushed, flushes, flusher, flushest

Synonyms for "flush":


Related Definitions for "flush":

  1. of a surface exactly even with an adjoining one, forming the same plane1
    • a door flush with the wall1
    • the bottom of the window is flush with the floor1
  2. having an abundant supply of money or possessions of value1
    • a speculator flush with cash1
  3. squarely or solidly1
    • hit him flush in the face1
  4. in the same plane1
    • set it flush with the top of the table1
  5. sudden reddening of the face (as from embarrassment or guilt or shame or modesty)1
  6. a sudden rapid flow (as of water)1
    • he heard the flush of a toilet1
  7. the swift release of a store of affective force1
  8. a poker hand with all 5 cards in the same suit1
  9. a rosy color (especially in the cheeks) taken as a sign of good health1
  10. sudden brief sensation of heat (associated with menopause and some mental disorders)1
  11. the period of greatest prosperity or productivity1
  12. turn red, as if in embarrassment or shame1
  13. cause to flow or flood with or as if with water1
    • flush the meadows1
  14. flow freely1
    • The garbage flushed down the river1
  15. irrigate with water from a sluice1
  16. rinse, clean, or empty with a liquid1
    • flush the wound with antibiotics1
  17. make level or straight1
  18. glow or cause to glow with warm color or light1
    • the sky flushed with rosy splendor1

Wiktionary Translations for flush:

flush
noun
  1. poker hand
adjective
  1. smooth, even, aligned; not sticking out
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• flush → rubor ↔ blos — een rode kleur op de konen
• flush → ponerse colorado; ruborizarse; ponerse rojo ↔ erröten — Rot werden im Gesicht; insbesondere beim Menschen durch Erweiterung der Blutgefäße
• flush → enrasado ↔ noyable — Qualifie un capteur

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