Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Embarrass"

A: Acergonzar. “You embarrassed me when you told people I lost my job.” “It’s so embarrassing that he broke up with me!”

A: It means you’re ashamed of something, or flattered.

Like if you make a mistake, like if you do the wrong step in a math problem in front of others, you might say “i’m so embarrassed” meaning you’re ashamed of doing that thing in front of others, if that makes sense.

A: White can mean the color of a racial group. For example white people ( Caucasian people) in America might feel embarrassed that most of other white people voted for Donald trump. So they would say that

A: @tomm: that you're ashamed of the situation. or you're ashamed of what you did or said in front of people, which obviously was incorrect and you stick out like a sore thumb.

A: I’m embarrassed of what I’ve done.
I’m embarrassed to say this out loud.
I’m embarrassed for you.
I’m embarrassed for him.

A: I did not mean to embarrass my friend in front of her family

Parents will usually embarrass their kids, one way or another

The city might embarrass the nation after their response to the crisis

A: "If you do that you'll embarrass him."

"Don't embarrass yourself."

"I'm embarrassed"

"Stop, you're going to embarrass me!"

A: I do not know what "mansrollerboys" is - I am embarrassed, sorry.

A: Embarrassed:

1. I'm so embarrassed. I spilled red wine all over my white dress!
2. That boy told my secret to the entire class. He embarrassed me.
3. It's so embarrassing whenever I don't know what to say to him. I like him so much.

Ashamed:

1. I told my boyfriend that I was going to stop smoking, but I smoked last night. I'm so ashamed.
2. I was supposed to have finished that by now. I'm so ashamed.

A: embarrassed is more of a self feeling. example: if you say or do something stupid in front of someone you would feel embarrassed but ashamed is used more for your feeling towards another person. example: someone says something really rude towards another person you would feel ashamed of that person or if you brought home a bad score on a test your parent might feel ashamed

A: I'm embarrassed (feeling) after giving a speech and mixing up my words.

I am in an awkward position (location) because I just got a new job and my boss is my ex-boyfriend.

I'm in trouble (in a bad situation) because I forgot to hand in my paperwork last Friday before the deadline.

A: "I'm ashamed." is more when something serious happened, like you did something that you really regret. "I'm embarrassed." is more when you did something stupid that you can easily laugh off.

A: "Shame" is a bad feeling in your body after you do something stupid or foolish. You sweat, you starting breathing heavily, you feel weak and you feel a sinking feeling in you're stomach.

"Embarrassment" is just a slight feeling of shame or stupidity. Say you're walking to your car after work and the parking lot is covered in ice and you slip and bust your ass. That's embarrassing but after a good chuckle everybody forgets about it in a few days.

"Humiliation" is a major feeling of shame. If you shit your pants in the middle of and office party you're not just a little embarrassed. you realize that your co-workers are NEVER going to let you forget about it. They will be talking about it for yeeeears. lol

A: Cringe is something you do when you feel embarrassed
局促不安
感到难堪

To embarrass: 使尴尬, 使为难

To embarrass is not the same as to feel embarrassed.

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A: Yes this is normal

A: I'm (too) embarrassed to talk to him

A: This is fine for a chat, but if you're writing formally, don't forget to capitalize the "I" and put a period at the end.