Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Embarrassment"

A: I have never heard it used this way exactly, but I think I know what it means - "We get embarrassed easily."
Here is a definition of threshold: "the magnitude or intensity that must be exceeded for a certain reaction, phenomenon, result, or condition to occur or be manifested."
Imagine you have a bar that fills up whenever something embarrassing happens to you. A threshold is a line on that bar. When the bar fills up past the line, you become embarrassed.
So, if you have a low threshold, that means your line is marked very low. It only takes something small for you to get embarrassed.
If you had a high threshold, that means it would take a LOT for you to get embarrassed.
I hope that is what you needed!

A: Ah! That makes more sense. Then your explanation is right. She thinks it would be embarrassing if the prince took her to another country when he goes to meet other important people.

"Receive anyone here" means when the prince greets important people from other places who come to visit him. That also would be embarrassing for her. Especially since she's not from a royal family.

A: Thank you.

A: Ive embarrassed myself a lot tonight and i want to go

A: The boy suffered embarrassment when his mother corrected him in front of his friends.

Bad breath causes embarrassment.

A: 1. You are an embarrassment to this family.
2. Speak up, don't embarrass yourself.
3. I can see that you're embarrassed to talk to that pretty girl.

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A: "The waitress fell and it created an embarrassment to the whole restaurant"

"It was a situation full of embarrassment"

A: This could be used in a sentence like this.
"You will not be embarrassed by what you just did if you can explain that it was an accident."

"If you do exactly what I do you won't be embarrassed."

For words like embarrassed or embarrassment we say "feel" or "be" rather than find most of the time unless you are saying "find yourself embarrassed" For example:

You won't find yourself embarrassed in front of all these important people as long as you do what I say.

You won't be embarrassed on stage as long as you know all the words.

I always feel embarrassed when I stutter.

I hope this helps.

A: Lo siento mucho pero al menos en inglés no se entiende muy bien. Necesitaría todo lo que quieres decir o más bien, más info acerca de lo estás hablando.
pero;

I got rid of THE shame (así con THE sonaría más o menos)

I overcame the shame and embarrassment (sonaría mejor si de vdd estás hablando de algo que te ha pasado que te daba vergüenza)

Si quieres decir:
Ya no me da pena/vergüenza (en general)
sería algo como:
I don't feel embarrassed anymore.
o
I feel much more confident with....(lo que sea que te daba vergüenza)

Espero que te haya ayudado 😬☺

Pero en resumen, sí, 'I got rid of THE shame' está bien si es algo especifico que te daba vergüenza. Pero si hablas de vergüenza en general no suena tan bien.

A: You can. Usually the form is "I wept from sheer embarrassment."

A: Yes, that is a correct way to use that word.

A: The third is the most natural.