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Meanings of
hot flush
in English
Russian
приливы
Portuguese
calorão
Spanish
bochorno
Catalan
fogot
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Sudden flushing, usually in menopausal women, due to reduced levels of estrogen.
hot flash
hot flashes
hot flushes
Related terms
symptom
Russian
приливы
Usage of
hot flush
in English
1
Another human victim, thought Gwen, a
hot
flush
of anger suffusing her.
2
The
hot
flush
died out of Piers' face; he went slowly white.
3
A
hot
flush
of anger shot to the cheek of the detective.
4
Lorry bit his lips, and the
hot
flush
died from his face.
5
A
hot
flush
rushed upward to her very scalp, fortunately, however, unseen.
6
Shefford felt a
hot
flush
and had difficulty in controlling himself.
7
My
hot
flush
was gone and all I felt was cold.
8
I saw a
hot
flush
mount to the friar's prominent cheek-bones.
9
She stopped, lowering her voice, a
hot
flush
of shame on her face.
10
A
hot
flush
spread over Conniston's face, and surged away, leaving it white.
11
A
hot
flush
showed itself on Miss Minchin's hard, angry face.
12
A
hot
flush
crept up her neck and into her cheeks.
13
Sam stood there as a
hot
flush
crept up her face.
14
She had a
hot
flush
at work recently for about 20 minutes, bright red.
15
A
hot
flush
shot over her cheeks, turning them cherry red, she was sure.
16
Another shiver ran through me, followed by a
hot
flush
.
Other examples for "hot flush"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
This collocation consists of:
hot
flush
hot
Adjective
Noun
Translations for
hot flush
Russian
приливы
прилив
Portuguese
calorão
fogachos
ondas de calor
Spanish
bochorno
sofoco
Catalan
fogot
Hot flush
through the time
Hot flush
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common