意味
To turn red in the face due to embarrassment or anger.
文化的背景
In Spain, 'ponerse como un tomate' is a very common, slightly humorous way to say someone is embarrassed. Mexicans often use 'ponerse colorado' as a softer, more traditional alternative to 'rojo'. In Argentina, the focus is often on the intensity of the emotion, so 'ponerse rojo' is used for both extreme anger and extreme shame. Colombians might use the phrase to describe someone who is shy in a romantic context.
Focus on the verb
Remember that 'ponerse' is the key. It means 'to become' for temporary states.
Don't worry
Blushing is natural. Don't be afraid to use the phrase to describe yourself.
意味
To turn red in the face due to embarrassment or anger.
Focus on the verb
Remember that 'ponerse' is the key. It means 'to become' for temporary states.
Don't worry
Blushing is natural. Don't be afraid to use the phrase to describe yourself.
自分をテスト
Complete the sentence with the correct form of 'ponerse rojo'.
Cuando ella vio el regalo, ______.
The adjective 'rojo' stays masculine because it refers to the face.
Which sentence is correct?
Choose the best option.
'Ponerse' is the correct verb for emotional changes.
Complete the dialogue.
A: ¿Por qué estás tan callado? B: Es que ______ al hablar con ella.
Habitual actions use the present tense 'me pongo'.
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練習問題バンク
3 問題Cuando ella vio el regalo, ______.
The adjective 'rojo' stays masculine because it refers to the face.
Choose the best option.
'Ponerse' is the correct verb for emotional changes.
A: ¿Por qué estás tan callado? B: Es que ______ al hablar con ella.
Habitual actions use the present tense 'me pongo'.
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よくある質問
3 問Yes, it is very common to say 'se puso rojo de la rabia'.
No, it is a neutral description of a physical reaction.
Because it refers to the face (el rostro), which is masculine.
関連フレーズ
Ponerse colorado
synonymTo turn red
Ponerse como un tomate
similarTo turn red as a tomato
Tener vergüenza
builds onTo be ashamed
Estar furioso
contrastTo be furious
