embarrassment是什么意思音标:英 [ɪmˈbærəsmənt]美 [ɛmˈbærəsmənt]

n. 困难, 阻碍, 困窘
[医] 窘迫

n. the shame you feel when your inadequacy or guilt is made pubpc
n. the state of being embarrassed (usually by some financial inadequacy)
n. some event that causes someone to be embarrassed

embarrassment的用法和例句：

1.I embarrassed you, and I... I'm not embarrassed of you.

我让你难堪了 我没有因为你难堪

2.I did and I apologize for embarrassing the company, embarrassing myself, embarrassing you.

是的 我也为给公司抹黑 给自己 给您抹黑而道歉

3.When you embarrass me, you embarrass the badge.

你讓我丟臉 就是給警徽抹黑

4.I'm embarrassed. I let him embarrass me.

我丢死人了 我让他羞辱了我

5.I know. It's very embarrassing. I was embarrassed.

我知道 那真的是非常尴尬 我非常尴尬

6.Not only have you embarrassed yourself, you've embarrassed this entire bureau.

你不仅让你自己蒙羞 你还让整个联调局蒙羞

7.I am not embarrassed about any of this.

我并沒有因為這一切而出丑

8.Because I'm embarrassed at being here with you.

因为我和你在这待着很尴尬

9.And I know that's embarrassing, and I know you're too embarrassed of me to introduce me to your sister.

我知道那是件很丢人的事 而且我知道 你觉得我太丢人 所以不把我介绍给你姐姐

10.No, no, no, don't be embarrassed, no, no.

不 不 不 不用为此尴尬