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I. flush [Brit flʌʃ, americ fləʃ] SUBST

1. flush (blush):

flush (on cheeks, skin)
flush (in sky)

2. flush (surge):

a flush of pleasure, excitement, desire, pride
a flush of anger, shame

3. flush CONSTR (toilet device):

flush
to give the toilet a flush

4. flush JOGOS (set):

flush

II. flush [Brit flʌʃ, americ fləʃ] ADJ

1. flush CONSTR (level):

to be flush with wall, work surface

2. flush (rich) coloq:

to be/feel flush

III. flush [Brit flʌʃ, americ fləʃ] VERBO trans

1. flush (clean with water):

to flush the toilet
to flush sth down the toilet

2. flush (colour):

to flush sb's cheeks/face

IV. flush [Brit flʌʃ, americ fləʃ] VERBO intr

1. flush (redden):

flush
rougir (with de)

2. flush (operate):

straight flush SUBST

straight flush

I. flush away VERBO [Brit flʌʃ -, americ fləʃ -] (flush [sth] away, flush away [sth])

flush away waste, evidence:

flush away

I. flush out VERBO [Brit flʌʃ -, americ fləʃ -] (flush out [sb/sth])

flush out sniper, rebel, spy
flush out pest, rodent
to flush sb/sth out of shelter, hiding place

four-flush VERBO intr americ (in cards)

four-flush

royal flush SUBST

royal flush

hot flush Brit, hot flash americ SUBST

hot flush
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flush
flush
flush royal
royal flush
déloger rebelles
to flush out
déloger gibier
to flush out

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I. flush1 [flʌʃ] VERBO intr

1. flush (blush):

flush

2. flush (operate toilet):

flush

II. flush1 [flʌʃ] VERBO trans

1. flush (cleanse):

to flush the toilet
to flush sth down the toilet

2. flush (redden):

flush

III. flush1 [flʌʃ] SUBST

1. flush (reddening):

flush

2. flush (rush):

flush of anger, emotion
flush of pleasure, enthusiasm

3. flush (cleansing device):

flush
to pull the flush

flush2 ADJ

1. flush (level or flat):

flush

2. flush coloq (rich):

flush

flush out VERBO trans

flush out traitors, spies:

flush out
to flush the toilet
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(toilet) flush
to flush the toilet
débusquer personne
to flush out
hot flush [or flash americ]
flush of fever
joint(e) planches
fitted flush
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I. flush1 [flʌʃ] VERBO intr

1. flush (blush):

flush

2. flush (operate toilet):

flush

II. flush1 [flʌʃ] VERBO trans

1. flush (cleanse):

to flush the toilet
to flush sth down the toilet

2. flush (redden):

flush

III. flush1 [flʌʃ] SUBST

1. flush (reddening):

flush

2. flush (rush):

flush of anger, emotion
flush of pleasure, enthusiasm

3. flush (cleansing device):

flush

flush2 ADJ

1. flush (level or flat):

flush

2. flush coloq (rich):

flush

flush out VERBO trans

flush out traitors, spies:

flush out
to flush the toilet
francês
francês
inglês
inglês
(toilet) flush
to flush the toilet
débusquer personne
to flush out
joint(e) planches
fitted flush
Present
Iflush
youflush
he/she/itflushes
weflush
youflush
theyflush
Past
Iflushed
youflushed
he/she/itflushed
weflushed
youflushed
theyflushed
Present Perfect
Ihaveflushed
youhaveflushed
he/she/ithasflushed
wehaveflushed
youhaveflushed
theyhaveflushed
Past Perfect
Ihadflushed
youhadflushed
he/she/ithadflushed
wehadflushed
youhadflushed
theyhadflushed

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It had these special channels that were only open at high tide to flush out the harbor so it wouldn't silt up.
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The lack of siphoning also means that it is similar to an aeroplane toilet; the water line is considerably lower than that of siphon-flush toilets.
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This fluid helps to lubricate the urethra for spermatozoa to pass through, neutralizing traces of acidic urine in the urethra, and helps flush out any residual urine or foreign matter.
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A centrally located bathhouse, open to all campers, includes flush toilets and showers.
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In addition to its dual flush feature, the lack of siphoning also results in it requiring less water to operate.
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