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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

hot flush, Am also hot flash N

hot flush
sofoco m
hot flush
bochorno m
hot flush
vaporada f inf
hot flush
calor m RioPl inf
she keeps getting hot flushes
le dan sofocos (or bochornos etc.)
Oxford Spanish Dictionary
bochorno
hot flush Brit
fogaje (en la menopausia)
hot flush Brit
sofoco (en la menopausia)
hot flush Brit
Oxford Spanish Dictionary

I. flush1 [Am fləʃ, Brit flʌʃ] N

1.1. flush (blush):

a flush of anger brightened her cheeks
se puso roja de ira
their words brought an embarrassed flush to his cheeks
sus palabras lo hicieron ruborizarse or sonrojarse (de vergüenza)
the child had a feverish flush
el niño estaba colorado or rojo por la fiebre
the first pink flush of dawn in the sky liter
el primer arrebol del alba en el cielo liter

1.2. flush (of anger, passion):

flush
arrebato m
in the first flush of success
con la euforia del triunfo
in the first flush of youth
en la flor de la juventud
hot flushes Brit MED
sofocos mpl
hot flushes Brit MED
bochornos mpl
hot flushes Brit MED
calores mpl RioPl

2.1. flush (toilet mechanism):

flush
cisterna f

2.2. flush (action):

we gave the pipe a flush with some boiling water
purgamos la cañería con agua caliente
give the toilet another flush
tira otra vez de la cadena
give the toilet another flush
jálale (a la cadena) otra vez LatAm excl CSur

II. flush1 [Am fləʃ, Brit flʌʃ] VB trans

1.1. flush:

to flush the toilet
tirar de la cadena
to flush the toilet
jalarle (a la cadena) LatAm excl CSur
to flush sth down the toilet or away
tirar algo al or echar algo por el wáter

1.2. flush drain/pipe:

flush
purgar

2. flush:

flush (drive out) person/criminal
hacer salir
flush game (in hunting)
levantar

3. flush (redden):

the effort had flushed his cheeks
tenía las mejillas coloradas or estaba rojo por el esfuerzo
the evening sun flushed the sky a delicate pink
el sol del atardecer tiñó el cielo de un rosa pálido

III. flush1 [Am fləʃ, Brit flʌʃ] VB intr

1. flush toilet:

flush
funcionar
the toilet won't flush
la cisterna no funciona

2. flush person/face:

flush (blush) (with anger)
enrojecer
flush (blush) (with anger)
ponerse rojo
flush (with embarrassment)
ruborizarse
flush (with embarrassment)
sonrojarse
flush (with embarrassment)
ponerse colorado
her cheeks flushed crimson
sus mejillas se encendieron

flush2 [Am fləʃ, Brit flʌʃ] ADJ

1. flush (level):

flush column/margin
alineado
a flush door
una puerta lisa
the table is flush with the cabinet
la mesa está alineada con el armario
the mirror is fitted so as to be flush with the wall
el espejo está empotrado para que no sobresalga de la pared
flush against the wall
pegado a la pared

2. flush (having money) inf:

to be flush
andar bien de dinero

flush3 [Am fləʃ, Brit flʌʃ] N (in cards)

flush
flor f
royal/straight flush
escalera f real/de color

hot <comp hotter, superl hottest> [Am hɑt, Brit hɒt] ADJ

1.1. hot:

hot food/water
caliente
hot weather/day
caluroso
hot climate
cálido
a hot country
un país caluroso
don't touch it, it's hot
no lo toques, está caliente
it's hot today/in here
hoy/aquí hace calor
I'm/he's hot
tengo/tiene calor
to get hot oven/iron/radiator:
calentarse
I/she got very hot
me/le dio mucho calor
am I getting hot? (in children's games)
¿caliente o frío?
the metal was red hot
el metal estaba al rojo vivo
under the hot sun
al rayo del sol
to get/be all hot and bothered about sth Brit
sulfurarse/estar sulfurado por algo
to go hot and cold all over, I went hot and cold all over
se me puso la carne de gallina
to go hot and cold all over, I went hot and cold all over
me dieron escalofríos
to have a hot temper
tener mal genio
to have a hot temper
tener un carácter explosivo

1.2. hot (spicy):

hot curry/sauce
picante
hot curry/sauce
picoso Mex

2.1. hot (intense):

hot contest
muy reñido
there is hot speculation about the outcome
se está especulando mucho acerca del resultado
things started getting hot on lap 25
la cosa se empezó a animar en la vuelta número 25 inf

2.2. hot (dangerous):

hot inf
peligroso
to make things hot for sb
hacerle la vida muy difícil a alguien
the situation was too hot to handle
la situación entrañaba demasiados riesgos or era demasiado comprometedora

2.3. hot (eager) inf:

hot for sth a public hot for the latest novelty
un público ávido de novedades
he was hot on or for her
estaba loco por ella inf

3.1. hot (fresh):

hot news/scent
reciente
hot news/scent
fresco
news hot off the press
una noticia de último momento

3.2. hot (current):

hot story/issue
de plena actualidad

3.3. hot (popular, in demand):

hot product
de gran aceptación
hot play/movie
taquillero
one of Hollywood's hottest stars
una de las estrellas más cotizadas de Hollywood

4.1. hot inf (expert):

hot card-player/lawyer
hábil
to be hot at/on sth she's pretty hot at physics
es un hacha or es muy buena en física
he's pretty hot on current affairs
está muy al tanto en temas de actualidad
I'm not too hot on the subject
no sé mucho del tema

4.2. hot inf (keen):

to be hot on sth she's hot on punctuality
le da mucha importancia a la puntualidad

4.3. hot inf (satisfactory) pred, with neg:

how are things? — not so hot
¿qué tal? — regular or más o menos
she's not feeling too hot
no se encuentra muy bien

4.4. hot (sexually attractive):

hot inf inf
buenón inf
a hot chick
una chica buenona
a hot chick
un cuero Chil Mex inf
a hot chick
una mina rica CSur inf
he's really hot
es muy buenón
he's really hot
está buenísimo
he's really hot
está cuerísimo Mex
he's really hot
es minísimo Chil

5. hot (stolen):

hot sl
robado
hot sl
afanado sl
hot sl
mangado sl

6. hot (in gambling):

the hot favorite
el gran favorito
a hot tip
un soplo

7. hot (radioactive) sl:

hot debris/waste
radiactivo

blow2 [Am bloʊ, Brit bləʊ] N

1. blow (stroke):

blow
golpe m
a blow with a hammer
un martillazo
a blow with a hammer
un golpe con un martillo
to come to blows
llegar a las manos
at a (single) or one blow
de un golpe
at a (single) or one blow
a la vez
to strike a blow for sth
romper una lanza en favor de algo

2. blow (shock, setback):

blow
golpe m
blow to sb
golpe para alguien
the news of his death came as a blow to us all
la noticia de su muerte fue un duro golpe or un gran disgusto para todos nosotros

I. blow1 <pt blew, pp blown> [Am bloʊ, Brit bləʊ] VB trans

1. blow (propel):

blow
soplar
she blew the ash onto the floor
sopló y echó la ceniza al suelo
stop blowing smoke into my face!
¡no me eches el humo a la cara!
a gust blew the door shut
una ráfaga de viento cerró la puerta de golpe
the helicopter blew a cloud of dust into the air
el helicóptero levantó una nube de polvo
to blow sth away/off/along, all trace of their camp had been blown away by the wind
el viento no había dejado ni rastro del campamento
her hat was blown off
se le voló el sombrero
they let the wind blow them along
se dejaron llevar por el viento
the wind blew the roof off the kiosk
el viento le arrancó el techo al quiosco
the plane was blown off course
el viento sacó el avión de su curso
look what the wind's blown in!
¡mira quién ha aparecido!

2.1. blow (make by blowing):

blow glass
soplar
to blow bubbles
hacer pompas de jabón

2.2. blow (clear):

blow egg
vaciar (soplando)
to blow one's nose
sonarse la nariz

2.3. blow (play):

blow note
tocar
blow signal
dar
the referee blew the whistle
el árbitro tocó or hizo sonar el silbato or pito
to blow one's own trumpet or Am horn
darse bombo
to blow one's own trumpet or Am horn
echarse or tirarse flores
he doesn't need anyone else to blow his trumpet for him
no tiene abuela or se le ha muerto la abuela inf, hum
he doesn't need anyone else to blow his trumpet for him
no necesita quien lo alabe, se alaba solo

3.1. blow (smash):

blow bridge/safe
volar
blow bridge/safe
hacer saltar
the car was blown to pieces
el coche voló en pedazos
to blow a hole in sth
hacer un agujero en algo
to blow sb's head off
volarle la tapa de los sesos a alguien
to blow sth sky high or out of the water this blows his theory sky high
esto echa por tierra su teoría
if this goes off, we'll be blown sky high
como explote, saltamos por los aires
to blow sth wide open
poner algo al descubierto
to blow sth wide open
destapar algo inf

3.2. blow (burn out):

blow fuse
fundir
blow fuse
hacer saltar
blow fuse
quemar

3.3. blow (burst):

blow gasket
reventar
to blow one's top or stack or lid inf
explotar
to blow one's top or stack or lid inf
ponerse hecho una furia

4.1. blow inf (squander):

blow money
despilfarrar
blow money
tirar
to blow sth on sth he'd blown the money on a cruise
había despilfarrado el dinero en un crucero
to blow sth on sth he'd blown the money on a cruise
se había pulido el dinero en un crucero Spain inf
to blow sth on sth he'd blown the money on a cruise
se había patinado la plata en un crucero RioPl inf

4.2. blow inf (spoil):

they were getting on well, but he blew it by starting to …
se estaban llevando bien, pero él lo echó todo a perder cuando empezó a …
I blew the oral test
la pifié inf or vulg sl la cagué en el oral
I blew the oral test
la regué en el oral Mex inf

5. blow (leave):

blow esp Am sl, dated
largarse de inf

6. blow < pp blowed> (curse) Brit inf:

blow me if she didn't make the same mistake!
¿y no va y se equivoca otra vez?
blow this! let's take a cab!
¡al diablo con esto! tomemos un taxi inf
oh, blow your principles!
¡mira, guárdate tus principios!
I'll be blowed if I'll apologize!
¡ya pueden esperar sentados a que pida perdón! inf

7. blow (perform fellatio):

blow esp Am vulg sl
chupar vulg sl
blow esp Am vulg sl
mamar vulg sl

II. blow1 <pt blew, pp blown> [Am bloʊ, Brit bləʊ] VB intr

1.1. blow wind:

blow
soplar
to blow hot and cold
dar una de cal y otra de arena

1.2. blow person:

blow
soplar
blow hard into the bag
sopla fuerte en la bolsa
she came up the stairs, puffing and blowing
subió las escaleras bufando y resoplando

1.3. blow whale:

blow
bufar

2. blow (be driven by wind):

litter was blowing everywhere
había basura volando por todas partes
sand had blown in under the door
con el viento se había colado arena por debajo de la puerta
his hat blew off
se le voló el sombrero
the door blew open/shut
la puerta se abrió/se cerró con el viento

3. blow (produce sound):

blow bugle/foghorn/whistle:
sonar
the whistle blew for half-time
el silbato sonó anunciando el final del primer tiempo

4.1. blow (burn out):

blow fuse:
fundirse
blow fuse:
saltar
blow fuse:
quemarse

4.2. blow (burst):

blow gasket:
reventarse

5. blow (leave, go):

blow esp Am sl, dated
largarse inf

III. blow1 [Am bloʊ, Brit bləʊ] N

1. blow (action):

blow
soplo m
blow
soplido m
to give one's nose a blow
sonarse la nariz

2. blow (gale):

blow
vendaval m
to go for a blow Brit inf
salir a tomar (el) aire or el fresco

u rečniku PONS

I. flush1 [flʌʃ] VB intr (blush)

flush
ruborizarse

II. flush1 [flʌʃ] VB trans

to flush the toilet
tirar de la cadena

III. flush1 [flʌʃ] N

1. flush no pl (blush):

flush
rubor m
flush of anger
sonrojo m de rabia

2. flush (toilet):

flush
cisterna f

flush2 [flʌʃ] ADJ

1. flush (level):

flush
llano, -a

2. flush inf (rich):

to be flush with money
andar bien de dinero

hot [hɒt, Am hɑ:t] ADJ

1. hot (very warm):

hot food, water
caliente
hot day, weather
caluroso, -a
hot climate
cálido, -a
it's hot
hace calor

2. hot (spicy):

hot
picante
hot
bravo, -a LatAm

3. hot inf (skilful):

hot
hábil
to be hot stuff at (doing) sth
ser un hacha en algo

4. hot inf (demanding):

hot
estricto, -a
to be hot on sth
dar mucha importancia a algo

5. hot (dangerous):

hot
peligroso, -a
to be too hot to handle fig
ser demasiado difícil de manejar

6. hot inf (sexually attractive):

to be hot
estar bueno

7. hot (exciting):

hot music, party
animado, -a
hot news
noticias frescas

Phrases:

to be all hot and bothered
estar sulfurado
OpenDict unos

flush N

flush (of love, passion)
fogonazo m
flush (of victory, success)
euforia f
u rečniku PONS

I. flush1 [flʌʃ] VB intr (blush)

flush
ruborizarse

II. flush1 [flʌʃ] VB trans

to flush the toilet
tirar de la cadena

III. flush1 [flʌʃ] N

1. flush (blush):

flush
rubor m
flush of anger
sonrojo m de rabia

2. flush (toilet):

flush
cisterna f

flush2 [flʌʃ] ADJ

1. flush (level):

flush
llano, -a

2. flush inf (rich):

to be flush with money
andar bien de dinero

I. hot [hat] ADJ

1. hot (very warm):

hot food, water
caliente
hot day, weather
caluroso, -a
hot climate
cálido, -a
it's hot
hace calor

2. hot (spicy):

hot
picante
hot
bravo, -a LatAm

3. hot inf (skillful):

hot
hábil
to be hot stuff
ser cosa fina

4. hot inf (demanding):

hot
estricto, -a
to be hot for sth
dar mucha importancia a algo

5. hot (dangerous):

hot
peligroso, -a
to be too hot to handle fig
ser demasiado difícil de manejar

6. hot sl (sexually attractive):

to be hot
estar bueno

7. hot (exciting):

hot music, party
animado, -a
hot news
noticias frescas

8. hot sl (stolen):

hot
robado, -a

Phrases:

to be all hot and bothered
estar sulfurado

II. hot [hat] N

to have the hots for sb
estar interesado (sentimentalmente) en alguien
Present
Iflush
youflush
he/she/itflushes
weflush
youflush
theyflush
Past
Iflushed
youflushed
he/she/itflushed
weflushed
youflushed
theyflushed
Present Perfect
Ihaveflushed
youhaveflushed
he/she/ithasflushed
wehaveflushed
youhaveflushed
theyhaveflushed
Past Perfect
Ihadflushed
youhadflushed
he/she/ithadflushed
wehadflushed
youhadflushed
theyhadflushed
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