abashed信息详情
adj.不安的；窘迫的；尴尬的
abased───v.使屈辱，使降低地位（abase的过去式和过去分词）
abashes───vt.使困窘；使羞愧；使局促不安
bashed───v.猛击，痛击；严厉批评；n.猛击，痛击；盛大的聚会，盛典，社交活动；尝试；n.(Bash)（美）巴什（人名）
abashedly───羞愧地
earbashed───耳基性
unabashed───adj.不害羞的；不畏惧的；厚脸皮的
ambushed───v.伏击（ambush的过去分词）；埋伏；adj.中埋伏的
-basher───n.手灯；怒殴者；痛击者，破坏者；n.(Basher)人名；(英)巴舍
-lashed───vt.鞭打；冲击；摆动；扎捆；煽动；讽刺；vi.鞭打；猛击；急速甩动；n.鞭打；睫毛；鞭子；责骂；讽刺；n.(Lash)人名；(英)拉希
Your kindness quite abashed me.───你的好意令我很不安。
He was abashed at forgetting his wife's birthday.───他因忘了妻子的生日而感到羞愧。
He looked abashed and uncomfortable.───他看起来既窘迫又不自在。
The fool was abashed and began to ponder gloomily how he might put an end to these unpleasant rumours.───愚人感到羞愧，于是开始忧郁地思考他该怎样对这些令人不快的谣传做个了断。
People who used to be amicable so gaze on me as if I'm a abashed daredevil, thinking I'm bugging.───过去经常对我很友好的人如今盯着我看，好像我是一个窘迫的冒失鬼，认为我在打探他们的隐私。
The child was abashed by his mother's reproof.───孩子因母亲的责备而惶惶不安；
Nikki began to feel abashed by his praise of her beauty.───他赞美着尼基的美貌，使她羞得面红耳赤。
"All right, " said the latter, somewhat abashed, it might be well to do it.───“好吧，”导演有点窘迫地说，这样也好。
"He insisted on seeing you, though I told him you were engaged, " returned the clerk, a little abashed by the manner of his employer.───“他坚持要见您，先生。不过我已经告诉他您有约了。”店员小心翼翼地回答着他的老板，神情有一些尴尬。
He glanced at Juliet accusingly and she looked suitably abashed.