CEFR B2

rosy

adjective

Meaning

Having a healthy, pink color, especially in the cheeks.

Examples

Her cheeks were rosy after her brisk walk in the cold air.
The baby had rosy lips and a cheerful smile.

Synonyms: pink, flushed, ruddy, blooming

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rosy (B2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈroʊzi/

Definition

Having a healthy, pink color, especially in the cheeks.

Examples

Her cheeks were rosy after her brisk walk in the cold air.
The baby had rosy lips and a cheerful smile.
He admired the rosy glow of her complexion.

How to Use rosy

rosy cheeks (collocation): A healthy, pink color in the cheeks. — "The child's rosy cheeks indicated good health."
rosy future (collocation): A future that is expected to be very successful and happy. — "With the new funding, the company has a rosy future."
rosy outlook (collocation): A hopeful and optimistic view of the future. — "She has a rosy outlook on life, always seeing the best in situations."

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