embarrassed
adj
ɪmˈbærəst
adj
1
feeling
nervous
and
uncomfortable
and
worrying
about
what
people
think
of
you,
for
example
because
you
have
to
talk
or
sing
in
public,
or
because
you
have
made
a
silly
mistake
难堪的，尴尬的
Lori
gets
embarrassed
if
we
ask
her
to
sing.
如果我们请洛丽唱歌，她就会难为情。
He
looked
embarrassed
when
I
asked
him
where
he’d
been.
我问他去了哪里，他显得很窘迫。
very/deeply/highly/acutely
embarrassed
Michelle
was
acutely
embarrassed
(=very
embarrassed)
at
having
to
ask
for
money.
米歇尔不得不要钱时觉得极其难堪。
embarrassed
smile/laugh/grin
etc
Ken
gave
her
an
embarrassed
grin.
肯尴尬地朝她咧嘴一笑。
There
was
an
embarrassed
silence.
出现了一阵尴尬的沉默。
embarrassed
to
do
sth
He
was
embarrassed
to
admit
making
a
mistake.
他承认犯了一个错误，感到很不好意思。
[+
about/at
]
I
felt
embarrassed
about
how
untidy
the
house
was.
我对家里这么乱感到难为情。
2
financially embarrassed
having
no
money
or
having
debts
拮据的; 负债的