embarrassing是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

adj. 使人害羞的（或難堪的、慚愧的）；使顯得愚蠢的（或不誠實的等）

v. “embarrass”的現在分詞

網絡 令人尷尬的；令人為難的；令人難堪的

完整釋義：

adj.

1.令人為難的

例句：

1. After two years in Egypt, I had developed a sense of humor about my inevitable social gaffes, but they were still embarrassing.
   我在埃及呆的這兩年，已經對我所演繹的社交醜態臉皮厚到一定程度了，儘管他人依舊尷尬。

2. Of course, it would be a painful half hour for him, and an embarrassing half hour for her, because it would be her first proposal.
   當然，半小時內他會很痛苦，她也會很尷尬，因為那會是她第一次有人求愛。

3. It's not easy to pursue a master's degree, so it's very embarrassing to be unemployed when graduate.
   讀個碩士不容易，不要等到畢業的時候，就業還是尷尬。

4. The rather grandiose title is somewhat embarrassing, but I think it turned out to be a very interesting book and I hope you try reading it.
   使用這個誇張的題目有些不好意思，但是我認為是很有趣的書，希望你們能夠閱讀。

5. For this might put him in a rather embarrassing situation, and also harm his relations with the other staff members.
   因為這可能使被表揚的人感到尷尬，而且可能破壞他和其他員工的關係。

6. But while this is embarrassing for the nominee, her confirmation by the Democratic-controlled Senate still seems to be in no doubt.
   這雖然令人尷尬，但是由於參議院目前控制在民主黨手中，她的任命看起來將毫無疑問的獲得確認。

7. Its embarrassing to cause inconvenience to any customer , but unforgivable when that customer is so highly valued as you .
   給顧客帶來不便是很令人窘迫的，尤其是給像您這樣重要的客戶帶來不便是無法求得諒解。

8. He knew he had said the wrong thing and switched the conversation to a less embarrassing subject.
   他知道自己說錯了話，於是換了一個不太尷尬的話題。