单词:rouge
v. 擦口红
v. redden by applying rouge to
rouge的用法和样例:
例句
- The girl put some rouge on her cheeks.女孩在两颊上擦了点胭脂。
- The rouge will make my cheeks look rosy.胭脂会使我的脸颊红润。
- Her face touched with rouge and lipstick.她脸上搽了点胭脂和口红。
- She returned wearing a dab of rouge on each cheekbone.她回来时,两边面颊上涂有一点淡淡的胭脂。
- That evening the children wore lipstick and rouge, they looked like dolls.这天晚上,孩子们都涂胭脂口红,看起来就像洋娃娃。
- Do you want to have a try of this new rouge?您想试试这种新胭脂吗?
- The girl put some rouge on her cheeks.女孩在两颊上擦了点胭脂。
常见句型
- Many women like putting rouge on their cheeks.许多女人都喜欢往脸上涂胭脂。
词汇搭配
- Baton Rouge巴吞鲁日(美国路易斯...
- rouge et noir <法> 红与黑(纸...
- polishing rouge擦亮铁丹,抛光用红丹...
- mordant rouge媒染红,媒染剂红液...
- Khmer Rouge红色高棉
- garance brun rouge茜棕红
- vin rouge红葡萄酒
经典引文
His lips were..pink, almost as if he had rouged them.
出自:W. Boyd
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