Ruborizada (en. Blushing)

/ruβoɾiˈθaða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Refers to a person who shows blush on their cheeks, usually due to embarrassment or shyness.

She was ruborizada after receiving the compliment.

Ella estaba ruborizada después de recibir el cumplido.

Description of an emotion visible on the face due to feelings of embarrassment.

The boy blushed when speaking in public.

El niño se ruborizó al hablar en público.

Synonym for being flushed due to an embarrassing situation.

I saw you ruborizada when they talked to you about your secret.

Te vi ruborizada cuando te hablaron de tu secreto.

From the verb 'ruborizar', derived from 'rubor', which comes from the Latin 'ruborem', meaning 'reddening'.

to become ruborizada

To feel embarrassed or shy in a social situation.

ponerse ruborizada

to be ruborizada from embarrassment

To feel uncomfortable or blushing about something that has been said or done.

estar ruborizada de vergüenza

ruborizada from the compliment

To react with embarrassment to a compliment.

ruborizada por el cumplido

rubor

Reddish color on the skin, especially on the cheeks.

rubor

shy

A person who feels anxiety or discomfort in social situations.

tímido

embarrassment

A feeling of discomfort for having made a mistake or being in an awkward situation.

vergüenza

To be colorada from nerves or embarrassment.

She became ruborizada when she found out he liked her.

Se puso ruborizada cuando supo que le gustaba.

To feel embarrassed when doing or saying something.

I saw you ruborizada when they asked you about your date.

Te vi ruborizada cuando te preguntaron sobre tu cita.