embarrassed信息详情
v.使...困窘；使...局促不安（embarrass的过去分词形式）
adj.尴尬的；窘迫的
embarrasses───v.（尤指在社交场合）使窘迫，使尴尬；使困惑；使为难；使复杂化；陷入经济困难；妨碍（人、移动、行动）
embarrassedly───adv.尴尬地；难堪地
unembarrassed───adj.不尴尬的
debarrassed───vt.解围；使脱离；使摆脱
embarrass───v.（尤指在社交场合）使窘迫，使尴尬；使困惑；使为难；使复杂化；陷入经济困难；妨碍（人、移动、行动）
disembarrassed───v.使摆脱困境，使免于受窘
embarrassment───n.窘迫，难堪；使人为难的人或事物；拮据
embarrassing───adj.使人尴尬的；令人为难的
bareassed───赤裸的
He looked a bit embarrassed.───他看上去有点尴尬。
His clumsiness embarrassed him.───他的笨拙令他尴尬。
He looked faintly embarrassed.───他显得有点难堪。
Tom looked embarrassed when he found that he had no money with him at all.───发现自己一点钱都没带时，汤姆看上去很尴尬。
To my great surprise, the woman did not thank the young man; on the contrary, she glared at him coldly, which made him embarrassed.───让我感应奇异的是，这位妇女没有感谢感动这位年青人，反而用冷淡的目光盯着他，使他感应困窘。
And let me feel embarrassed, poor health, actually become this time I left the company reason.───而让我感到难堪的是，身体不好，居然成了我这次离开公司的理由。
'I think it's right to say that that risk has backfired on us. I feel embarrassed about it, ' he said.───他说，我认为说这种风险让我们自食其果是没错的，我为此感到尴尬。
Jim was very embarrassed and said nothing to his wife about his job.───Jim感到很难为情而没有把自己的职业告诉自己的妻子。
"I expected it to be a little sign put over to the side. But it kind of embarrassed me, " Holland said.───“我把牌子立在路边，希望起些警示作用，可这反倒让我有些尴尬，”霍兰德说道。