Ponerse rojo de cara por vergüenza.
To become red in the face from embarrassment.
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Se sonrojó cuando le hizo el cumplido. — She blushed when he complimented her.
Suele ruborizarse cuando la elogian en público. — She tends to blush when praised in public.
Un rubor le subió por las mejillas. — A blush crept over her cheeks.
Se puso un poco de colorete en las mejillas. — She applied a light blush on her cheeks.
Me sonrojo con facilidad, incluso en el trabajo. — I blush easily, even at work.
¿Viste cómo se sonrojó cuando ella le hizo un cumplido? — Did you see him blush when she complimented him?
Escondió su rubor detrás de la carta. — He hid his blush behind the menu.
¿Me prestas tu colorete para la fiesta? — Can you lend me your blush for the party?
No le hagas sonrojarse delante de todos. — Don't make him blush in front of everyone.
Por favor, no me hagas sonrojar con esas palabras tan amables. — Please don't make me blush with those kind words.
¿Eso era rubor o solo el calor? — Was that a blush or just the heat?
El colorete dio un toque bonito a su maquillaje. — The blush added a nice touch to her makeup.
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