embarrassing
令人尴尬的
常用释义
英音[ ɪmˈbærəsɪŋ ]
美音[ ɪmˈbærəsɪŋ ]
基本释义
- adj. 使人尴尬的，使人难堪的；给（尤指组织或政客等）惹麻烦的
考试频率
高考
考频：近六年出现3次
- v. 使尴尬
六级
考频：近五年出现3次
- v. 使尴尬
例句
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1·Making such a mistake in front of the whole class is a bit embarrassing.在全班面前出这样的差错有点令人尴尬。来源: youdao
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2·Forgetting the words during the speech is a rather embarrassing situation.演讲时忘词是挺令人尴尬的情况。来源: youdao
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3·A small mistake in the performance made it a bit embarrassing.表演中一个小失误让人觉得有点尴尬。来源: youdao
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4·Trying new dance moves for the first time is a bit embarrassing.第一次尝试新舞蹈动作有点令人尴尬。来源: youdao
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5·Failing to answer a simple question during the interview is very embarrassing.面试时答不出一个简单问题很令人尴尬。来源: youdao
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6·Getting the name wrong when introducing a new friend is a bit embarrassing.介绍新朋友时说错名字有点令人尴尬。来源: youdao
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7·That moment of singing off - key was quite embarrassing.唱歌跑调那一刻挺令人尴尬的。来源: youdao
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8·Mistaking someone for another at the party is still a bit embarrassing.在聚会上认错人还是有点令人尴尬的。来源: youdao
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9·Telling a joke and no one laughing is rather embarrassing.讲笑话没人笑是挺令人尴尬的。来源: youdao
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10·Tripping on the stage is quite embarrassing.在舞台上绊倒一下蛮令人尴尬的。来源: youdao
同根词
词根：
embarrass
embarrassed
adj
尴尬的；窘迫的
embarrassingly
adv
使人尴尬地；令人难堪地
embarrassment
n
窘迫，难堪；使人为难的人或事物；拮据
embarrassed
v
使...困窘；使...局促不安（embarrass的过去分词形式）
embarrass
vt
使局促不安；使困窘；阻碍