embarrassing
简明释义
adj. 使人尴尬的，使人难堪的；给（尤指组织或政客等）惹麻烦的
英英释义
Causing a feeling of self-consciousness, shame, or awkwardness. | 引起自我意识、羞愧或尴尬的感觉。 |
Making someone feel uncomfortable or ashamed in a social situation. | 在社交场合中让某人感到不舒服或羞愧。 |
单词用法
尴尬的时刻 | |
尴尬的情况 | |
尴尬的沉默 | |
觉得某事尴尬 | |
让某人感到尴尬 | |
因某事而感到尴尬 |
同义词
| 尴尬的 | 当我忘记她的名字时，场面十分尴尬。 | ||
| 羞辱的 | He found it humiliating to be called out in front of his peers. | 在同龄人面前被点名让他感到羞辱。 | |
| 令人羞愧的 | 那次令人羞愧的事件让他无言以对。 | ||
| 不舒服的 | 她在公共场合讨论自己的错误时感到不舒服。 | ||
| 可耻的 | 这是一个让他深感可耻的行为，他对此深感遗憾。 |
反义词
| 令人安慰的 | 她朋友的安慰话语让她感觉好一些。 | ||
| 自信的 | 他走进满是陌生人的房间时感到自信。 | ||
| 自豪的 | She was proud of her achievements and shared them with everyone. | 她为自己的成就感到自豪，并与大家分享。 |
例句
1.But embarrassing scandals and the popularity of the republican left in the recent Euro-elections have forced him to eat his words and stand down.
但是在最近的欧洲选举中，令人尴尬的丑闻和受到欢迎的共和党左派迫使他食言并下台。
2.You rescued me from an embarrassing situation.
我正感到尴尬，你为我解了围。
3.The report is likely to prove highly embarrassing to the government.
这份报告可能会让政府非常尴尬。
4.One of my most embarrassing moments was when I had a Chinese-American employee put in a request to take time off to celebrate Chinese New Year.
让一名美籍华人员工申请休假来庆祝中国春节，是我最尴尬的时刻。
5.Together, the old master and the young beginner changed an embarrassing situation into a wonderfully creative experience.
这位老大师和年轻的初学者一起把尴尬的局面变成了一次极具创意的体验。
6.For example, are you hoping to get through a business lunch without embarrassing yourself, or are you thinking about how fascinating the conversation might be?
例如，你是希望在不让自己尴尬的情况下完成一场商务午餐，还是在思考这场对话能有多吸引人？
7.It's always embarrassing to be the last one to know the news.
总是最后一个知道消息真是太尴尬了。
8.It was embarrassing when I forgot my best friend's birthday.
我忘记了我最好朋友的生日，这真是太尴尬了。
9.His embarrassing mistake in the report cost him a promotion.
他在报告中的尴尬错误让他失去了晋升机会。
10.I found it quite embarrassing to trip in front of everyone during the presentation.
在演讲过程中当众摔倒让我感到相当尴尬。
11.She felt embarrassing when her phone rang loudly in the quiet meeting.
在安静的会议中，她的手机响得很大声，让她感到尴尬。
作文
Everyone has faced moments in their lives that are truly embarrassing. These situations often leave us feeling vulnerable and exposed, making us wish we could disappear into thin air. One such moment happened to me during my high school years, which I still remember vividly. It was the day of our annual talent show, a highly anticipated event where students showcased their skills in front of peers, teachers, and parents. I had decided to perform a dance routine that I had practiced for weeks. I was excited and nervous at the same time. When my turn came, I stepped onto the stage, my heart pounding with anticipation. As the music started, I began to dance, pouring all my energy and passion into the performance. However, just as I was about to execute my favorite move, I tripped over my own feet and fell flat on my face. The audience erupted in laughter, and I felt a rush of heat flood my cheeks. That was one of the most embarrassing moments of my life. I wanted nothing more than to crawl under a rock and hide. After what felt like an eternity, I got up and continued my routine, but my confidence was shattered. Even though I finished the performance, I couldn't shake off the feeling of humiliation. The next day at school, I braced myself for the teasing that would surely follow. To my surprise, many of my classmates came up to me, not to mock me, but to share their own embarrassing stories. They told me how they had faced similar situations and how it had made them feel. This unexpected support helped me realize that everyone experiences moments of vulnerability. In fact, these embarrassing incidents can serve as great icebreakers and bonding experiences. They remind us that we are all human and that perfection is an unrealistic expectation. Over time, I learned to embrace my embarrassing moments rather than shy away from them. I began to see them as opportunities for growth and connection. Instead of dreading public speaking or performing, I focused on enjoying the process and connecting with my audience. Now, when I look back at that talent show incident, I can laugh about it. It taught me resilience and the importance of not taking myself too seriously. In conclusion, while embarrassing moments can be uncomfortable and painful at the time, they often lead to personal growth and deeper connections with others. Embracing these experiences can help us become more empathetic and understanding individuals. So the next time you find yourself in an embarrassing situation, remember that you are not alone, and it might just make for a great story later on.
每个人在生活中都经历过真正令人尴尬的时刻。这些情况常常让我们感到脆弱和暴露，让我们希望自己能消失得无影无踪。我在高中时期遇到了这样一个时刻，我至今仍清晰地记得。那是我们一年一度的才艺表演日，一个备受期待的活动，学生们在同学、老师和家长面前展示自己的技能。我决定表演一个我练习了几周的舞蹈节目。我既兴奋又紧张。当轮到我时，我走上舞台，心脏因期待而怦怦直跳。随着音乐开始，我开始跳舞，将所有的精力和热情投入到表演中。然而，就在我准备执行我最喜欢的动作时，我绊倒了自己的脚，摔倒在地。观众爆发出笑声，我感到一阵热潮涌上脸颊。那是我生命中最尴尬的时刻之一。我只想蜷缩在岩石下躲藏。经过似乎永恒的时间，我站起来继续我的表演，但我的信心已经被击垮。尽管我完成了表演，但我无法摆脱羞辱的感觉。第二天在学校，我为即将到来的嘲笑做好了准备。令我惊讶的是，许多同学走过来，不是嘲笑我，而是分享他们自己的尴尬故事。他们告诉我，他们也经历过类似的情况，以及这让他们的感觉。这个意外的支持让我意识到，每个人都会经历脆弱的时刻。事实上，这些尴尬的事件可以作为很好的破冰者和联结经验。它们提醒我们，我们都是人，完美是不切实际的期望。随着时间的推移，我学会了接受我的尴尬时刻，而不是回避它们。我开始把它们视为成长和联系的机会。与其害怕公众演讲或表演，我更专注于享受过程并与观众建立联系。现在，当我回想起那个才艺表演事件时，我可以笑出来。它教会了我韧性和不要太过严肃对待自己的重要性。总之，虽然尴尬的时刻可能在当时令人不舒服和痛苦，但它们往往会导致个人成长和与他人的更深连接。接受这些经历可以帮助我们成为更具同理心和理解力的人。因此，下次你发现自己处于一个尴尬的境地时，请记住你并不孤单，它可能会成为日后一个很好的故事。
