What does as red as a ripe tomato means?

Answer 1

embarrassed <- short answer. For example: His face was as red as a ripe tomato. It doesn't have to mean embarrassed, it could just mean that after sport, his sweaty face was as red as a ripe tomato or if somebody drank too much wine and his face was as red as a beetroot, you could say that.

Answer 2

The phrase "as red as a ripe tomato" is a simile used to describe something that is a vibrant shade of red, similar to the color of a fully ripened tomato. The comparison emphasizes the intense redness of the object being described. It is a common literary device used to create vivid imagery and evoke a specific visual impression in the reader's mind.

Answer 3

It is something you're very embarrassed about that you just want to disappear

Answer 4

Being really embarrassed

Answer 5

Embarrassed?

Answer 6

Nose so red