crimson

英 [ˈkrɪmzn]

美 [ˈkrɪmzn]

adj.  深红色的; 暗红色的
n.  深红色
v.  变为深红色; 脸红

复数：crimsons　过去式：crimsoned　现在分词：crimsoning　第三人称单数：crimsons　过去分词：crimsoned　

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牛津词典

adj.

• 深红色的；暗红色的
  dark red in colour
  1. She went crimson (= her face became very red because she was embarrassed) .
     她的脸变得通红。

柯林斯词典

• COLOUR 深红色;暗红色
  Something that iscrimsonis deep red in colour.
  1. ...a mass of crimson flowers.
     一大片火红的花
  2. ...the lurid, crimson glow of the blast furnaces.
     鼓风炉里耀眼、通红的火光
• ADJ (因生气或害羞)脸通红的
  If a person goescrimson, their face becomes red because they are angry or embarrassed.
  1. I used to refuse invitations to parties because I knew I'd go crimson every time someone talked to me.
     我过去总是拒绝聚会邀请，因为我知道每当有人和我说话，我就会脸红。

双语例句

• The book is bound in crimson morocco.
  这本书是用深红色山羊鞣皮封面装订的。
• The lad flushed crimson with anger, and darted a look of hate out of his dark eyes.
  孩子的脸顿时气得通红，黑眼睛里射出仇恨的目光。
• Joe turned away; the back of his neck was literally crimson.
  乔转身走开了，他的脖颈子是十足紫红色的。
• She was crimson with embarrassment.
  她羞得满脸飞红。
• Beauty's ensign yet is crimson in thy lips and in thy cheeks.
  你的嘴唇和脸颊仍然红润美艳。
• The bushes, golden and crimson, glowed with the color of fire.
  金黄色和绯红色的灌木，火一般的颜色，鲜艳夺目。
• Old World annual having fragrant purple to deep crimson flower heads; naturalized in United States.
  旧大陆的一年生植物，花有香味、紫色至深红色；被移植到美国。
• Carrie's cheek burned with a crimson heat.
  嘉莉的脸颊烧得绯红。
• Maple trees turn crimson in autumn.
  枫叶在秋天变成深红色。
• Gatsby stood in the centre of the crimson carpet and gazed around with fascinated eyes.
  盖茨比站在绯红的地毯中央，用着了迷的目光向四周张望。