His red-rimmed eyes and sunken cheeks betrayed his lack of sleep.
Her cheeks were wet with tears.
She dabbed at her cheeks with a handkerchief.
She proffered her cheek to kiss.
He rested his cheek on her shoulder.
He felt his cheeks burning with shame.
She gave him a sharp slap across his cheek.
She laid her cheek against his.
A tear slid down her cheek.
She had a healthy bloom in her cheeks.
He kissed her on both cheeks and got on the train.
Colour/Color flooded to her cheeks when she realized she was being watched.
She smiled at him and the colour/color rose to his cheeks.
She gave him a peck on the cheek and said goodbye.
It's an awful cheek, the way he keeps asking you to lend him money.
He's got a cheek, making you wait outside his office.
He asked you for money? Of all the cheek!
with rosy cheeks - розовощёкий, румяный
to turn the other cheek - а) библ. подставить другую щёку (под удар); б) занимать непротивленческую позицию
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cheek by jowl - рядом; бок о бок; интимно; запростоto one's own cheek - для себя одного; в свой карман
to have the cheek to say smth.- иметь наглость сказать что-л.
the cheek! - какая наглость!
to give cheek - дерзить, грубить; огрызаться
I'll have none of your cheek - я не потерплю такого нахальства
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cheek brings success - посл. нахальством всего добьёшьсяhe cheeked me - он мне надерзил