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Meanings of very red-faced in English
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Usage of very red-faced in English
1
The very red-faced man was going to London for a few days.
2
Opposite him, facing slightly sideways, was a small, round, very red-faced man.
3
He laughed even harder as he passed a very red-faced Ronnie as she came toward me.
4
They had been romping in the barn, and finally sat down in the hay, very red-faced and warm.
5
He was very red-faced and watery-eyed.
6
The Resident, very red-faced and out of breath, had slowed down into a shambling walk and was puffing and blowing like a grampus.
7
I told her not to worry about it because it was an accident, but she was very red-faced and insisted that her son apologise.
8
He was very red-faced, smooth shaven, with a black derby hat pulled down over his eyes and wearing a somewhat faded tight-fitting brown suit.
9
"Why do you stand here?" he asked very red-faced.