embarrassed

adj.

局促不安的；为难的；尴尬的；窘迫的

v.

（使）窘迫，（使）局促不安( embarrass的过去式和过去分词)；

feel embarrassed感到尴尬

1. The embarrassed boy fiddled with his hat.
   那个感到尴尬的孩子摆弄他的帽子。
2. She was embarrassed when they asked her age.
   他们问她的年龄时，她窘得很。
3. He was embarrassed by many debts.
   他被很多债务弄得焦灼不安。
4. He has perfect poise and never seems embarrassed.
   他的神智安宁，似乎从没困惑过。
5. He is embarrassed because he made a mistake.
   他因为弄错而显得很窘。

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