The sky was reddening.

天空紅霞映照。

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He could feel his face reddening with embarrassment.

他能感到自己因?yàn)閷擂味樇t了。

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He stared at her and she reddened.

他盯著她看，弄得她臉都紅了。

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He was working himself up to a fury, his face reddening...

他勃然大怒，臉漲得通紅。

She reddened instantly...

她的臉立刻紅了。

To cause ( the skin ) to redden or grow hot, as from strong emotion or stimulants.

使 ( 皮膚 ) 變紅或變熱, 通常由于強(qiáng)烈的情感或刺激.

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Vast walls of dust hide and redden other hot young stars.

巨大的塵埃墻遮蔽了其他年輕的恒星,把它們“染”成紅色.

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When turning ripe, you must redden, for red is the true colour of life.

走向成熟, 就必須變紅;紅, 是生命的本色.

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I saw him redden with pleasure.

我看到他高興得臉都紅了.

辭典例句

Humans redden when they are angry.

“人類憤怒時(shí)會臉紅. ”

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Han seemed to redden slightly, like the sun suddenly showing through on a cloudy day.

韓學(xué)愈似乎臉色微紅, 像陰天忽透太陽.

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The skin may redden after use, but it gradually disappears in a little while.

使用完之后,紅點(diǎn)處會產(chǎn)生像是去殼的小米的現(xiàn)象, 可是在幾天之后,就會逐漸地消失.

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