Sonrosadas (en. Rosy)

/son.ro.'sa.das/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish
adjective
It refers to a color or tone slightly pink in the skin or in objects.
The girl's cheeks were rosy after running.
Las mejillas de la niña estaban sonrosadas después de correr.
It indicates shyness or embarrassment, often with a flush on the face.
She blushed when receiving the compliment.
Se puso sonrosada al recibir el cumplido.
Describes a healthy appearance, associated with freshness or youth.
The flower has rosy petals that shine in the sun.
La flor tiene pétalos sonrosadas que brillan al sol.

Etymology

It derives from the adjective 'sonroso', which comes from the Latin 'rosatus', related to the color pink.

Common Phrases and Expressions

rosy cheeks
It refers to cheeks that have a pink tone due to emotion or exercise.
mejillas sonrosadas
rosy with embarrassment
It indicates a color in the skin that appears when someone feels embarrassed.
sonrosadas de vergüenza
rosy gaze
A gaze that reveals tenderness or innocence.
mirada sonrosada

Related Words

blush
The reddening of the skin, especially on the cheeks, often due to emotion.
rubor
pink
A color resulting from the mixture of red and white.
rosado
color
The visual characteristic of an object, influenced by light.
color

Slang Meanings

To be very excited or restless.
She was so rosy that she looked like a tomato.
Estaba tan sonrosada que parecía una tomate.
To feel very in love.
Every time I see him, I blush with love.
Cada vez que lo veo, me pongo sonrosada de amor.