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面红耳赤miàn hóng ěr chìbe flushed; be (/get/become) red in the face; blush up (/get red)to the ears; colour up;flush up;flush to the roots of one’s hair
❍ 是“印鉴” 有疑问么？ 还是数目上算错？也值得那么～！ (茅盾《子夜》344) Was there anything wrong with the seal? Or was the figure incorrect?Whatever it was,it could not warrant such a red faced display of anger!/谈的不算少，有时候也争的～，…… (夏衍《考验》27) We’ve had plenty of private sessions and at quite a few of them we’ve argued till both of us were red in the face.
❍ 袁廷发禁不住～。(艾芜《百炼成钢》221) Yuan flushed to his ears.
❍ 他的声调和旁座～地争论行情的喧哗夹杂在一起，显得十分和谐。(罗广斌、杨益言《红岩》140)This remark was quite in harmony with the heated discussion on market conditions which was going on at the next table.
❍ 性急的洪珊老师没等到书茵把话说完，已经～的冒起烟来了：……(高云览《小城春秋》252) Before Shuyin had even finished,the teacher,red to the ears,seethed:…/过去谈定额，斤斤较量，要加这么百分之三，百分之五，会争到～。(夏衍《考验》75) When we talked about quotas we used to argue on every small detail. An increase of three or five per cent would make us fight tooth and nail./“父子间没有什么恩”这一断语，实是招致“圣人之徒” ～的一大原因。(鲁迅《坟》106) The statement that “the son need feel under no obligation to his father”is largely responsible for making“the sages disciples”turn crimson with rage. 面红耳赤be red in the face;flushed 面红耳赤be red in the face;be flushed
争得～argue until everyone is red in the face;have a heated argument (or debate)/急得～be flushed with anxiety/羞得～ blush with shame or shyness 面红耳赤miàn hónɡ ěr chì赤：脸和耳朵都红了。形容害羞，也形容急噪或发怒的样子。be red in the face, blush up to the ears, colour up, get red in the face, be flushed |