embarrassment是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

n. 窘迫；難堪；困境；害羞

網絡 尷尬；困窘；某人尷尬的

變形：

複數：embarrassments  

完整釋義：

n.

1.局促不安,發窘不安,窘迫,窘態,尷尬
2.窘迫,困惑,為難
3.困窘
4.困難
5.不如意,令人為難的事
6.麻煩,負擔,難關
7.出洋相,狼狽相
8.妨礙
9.阻礙

例句：

1. He came to see me and in generous and emotional fashion offered to resign his commission so as to relieve me of any embarrassment.
   他前來見我，神情激動，卻不失大度地請求解除其職務，以免使我為難。

2. This was a topic from which he always sheered away, as though unwilling to face the embarrassment it caused.
   他們總是避開這個話題，彷彿不願面對由此帶來的尷尬局面。

3. And it was no surprise at all, because the faces of the people there were all covered with expressions of utter embarrassment.
   這一點兒也不出奇，因為這裡的人們的臉上都掛滿無比尷尬的表情。

4. Lots of laughter, quite a bit of embarrassment.
   很多笑聲，有點難為情。

5. But he might be taken aback by the popular sympathy for his plight. So might the authorities: the case has become an embarrassment.
   但社會公眾對其處境的同情讓當局很是尷尬，案件的判定可能會受到影響。

6. It was a major embarrassment that we did not know how they worked.
   我們並不知道它們的發生機制，這是很大的尷尬。

7. Having your predecessor around can be a bit of an embarrassment for anyone.
   如果你的前任在你的身邊，這總會讓人有一點點尷尬。

8. Simply ask her to guide you in with her hand. That way you'll save a lot of embarrassment, not to mention time.
   只需請她用手來引路就行了，既避免尷尬，又節約時間。