英语词组put the roses back in (one's) cheeks是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

put the roses back in (one's) cheeks

To make one appear more vigorous and healthful than they did previously; to return one to a healthy complexion. Nothing will put the roses back in your cheeks like a trip to the seaside. After a long day, I like to drink a glass of red wine to put the roses back in my cheeks.

put the ˈroses back in your cheeks

(British English, informal) make you look healthier because you are not so pale: A week in the countryside will put the roses back in your cheeks.

词组	put the roses back in (one's) cheeks
释义	put the roses back in (one's) cheeks To make one appear more vigorous and healthful than they did previously; to return one to a healthy complexion. Nothing will put the roses back in your cheeks like a trip to the seaside. After a long day, I like to drink a glass of red wine to put the roses back in my cheeks. put the ˈroses back in your cheeks (British English, informal) make you look healthier because you are not so pale: A week in the countryside will put the roses back in your cheeks.
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