Definitions

[1] adj. 尴尬的,局促不安的

[ im'bærəst ]

1. I'm extremely embarrassed that it has taken so long to reply.
   我過了這麼久才回信，真的十分不好意思。
2. I'm so embarrassed I could dig a hole and crawl into it.
   我窘得想找個洞鑽進去。
3. Seeing me, she was embarrassed.
   看见我，她很尴尬。
4. We all felt embarrassed to sing a song in public.
   观众面前唱歌让我们大家都感到尴尬。
5. I was embarrassed by what she said.
   她說的話讓我覺得很尷尬。
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6. She was very embarrassed when her child behaved badly in public.
   當她的孩子在公共場合行為表現不好的時候，她覺得很尷尬。
7. What he said embarrassed me.
   他說的話讓我很尷尬。
8. He was too embarrassed to utter a word in front of the crowd.
   他太难为情，在大众人前一句话也说不出来。
9. Argh, I was so embarrassed today. I wore my clothes inside-out.
   哎，今天真丢人，我把衣服穿反了。
10. Real friendship doesn't mean that you will never run out of things to say, but that you don't get embarrassed when you don't have anything to say.
    真正的好朋友，並不是在一起就有聊不完的話題，而是在一起，就算不說話，也不會覺得尷尬。
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