embarrassment
「embarrassment」的意思
n. 尴尬，难堪；使人难堪的人（或事）；拮据，经济困难；（可供挑选的）众多事物
n.困窘,阻碍
「embarrassment」的用法
embarrassment尴尬，难堪 - 用法：当一个人在公众场合犯错时，可能会感到尴尬。
「embarrassment」的例句
She felt embarrassed when she spilled coffee on her dress.
当她把咖啡洒在裙子上时，她感到很尴尬。
He was embarrassed by the way he had been treated by his colleagues.
他因为同事对他的态度感到很尴尬。
The whole family was embarrassed by the way the young man had behaved.
整个家庭因为年轻人的行为感到很尴尬。
She felt embarrassed when she realized she had forgotten to bring her wallet.
当她意识到自己忘记带钱包时，她感到很尴尬。
The audience was embarrassed by the performer's mistake.
观众因为表演者的错误感到很尴尬。
He was embarrassed by the attention he was getting from the opposite sex.
他因为异性对他的关注感到很尴尬。
She felt embarrassed when she had to explain her absence to her boss.
当她不得不向老板解释缺席的原因时，她感到很尴尬。
The children were embarrassed by their parents' argument in front of them.
孩子们因为父母在他们面前吵架而感到很尴尬。
He felt embarrassed when he had to answer questions about his personal life in front of a large group of people.
当他在一大群人面前回答关于他个人生活的问题时，他感到很尴尬。
She felt embarrassed when she realized she had said something inappropriate in public.
当她意识到自己在公共场合说了一些不恰当的话时，她感到很尴尬。