“flush”造句，怎麼用flush造句

Father asked me to flush off the garage floor.

I had a flush to win the card game.

in the full [first] flush of triumph [success]

Some foreign bankers, flush with money, are fleeing fast, some on private jets.

Skiff Miller demanded, his brows lowering and an obstinate flush of blood reddening his forehead.

I would hike between huts if they came with beds, flush toilets and food, but where's that going to happen?

The style, with round perforations intended to flush water from the shoe, was invented precisely for the slosh.

Lots of people get flushed in the face when they feel embarrassed, but for many Asians it's the facial flush itself that can be embarrassing.

People in Nairobi, the capital of neighbouring Kenya, notice that a lot of visiting South Sudanese bigwigs are patently flush with cash.

There was no wall of water, no howling winds; just the sound of taps drying up and toilets ceasing to flush.

"The access door shall be equipped with a flush aluminum drop handle, which shall not protrude above the cover and an automatic hold-open arm with red vinyl grip on a release handle."

The central charge is that the bloom of economic health in the period of non-stop growth after the recession of the early 1990s turned into the flush of debt intoxication.

She began to flush with excitement.

The maid gave the floor a flush.

A flush of excitement crept into his face.

He promised to flush out his opponents "street by street, alleyway by alleyway".

For the first time in two days, the inlet door closes flush and all vibration is gone.

Emergency facilities need to be progressively improved or replaced with simple pit latrines, ventilated improved pit latrines, or poor-flush latrines as the situation develops.

This alternate universe appealed to some in a society flush with confidence after winning the Second World War but feeling a bit confined in the postwar gray-flannel conformity.

The toilet won't flush properly.

The pipe is blocked; give it a good flush.

Besides, you can always flush twice for those rare occasions when it's truly needed.

The harsh winter storms have meant overtime for first responders, and for tow-truck drivers like Brendon O'Shea who are suddenly flush.

There was a flush in her cheeks.

Camels along a deserted section of land that years ago was flush with vegetation and water before the drought.

The sick boy had an unhealthy flush and must have contracted pneumonia.

But in the forty years since that initial flush of excitement about feedback, we now know that feedback loops alone are insufficient to breed the behaviors of the vivisystems we find most interesting.