embarrasses

英 [ɪmˈbærəsɪz]

美 [ɪmˈbærəsɪz]

v.  (尤指在社交场合)使窘迫，使尴尬; 使困惑; 使为难; 使陷入困境
embarrass的第三人称单数

双语例句

• It embarrasses me even to think about it.
  我联想到这件事都觉得不好意思。
• It embarrasses us on the world stage.
  那让我们在全世界面前丢脸。
• Although the expression embarrasses most German politicians, she knows there is such a thing as the national interest.
  她知道有国家利益这么一回事，尽管这个词会让绝大多数德国政治人士感到不安。
• First of all, lacking of legislation in tourism contract embarrasses its practical operation.
  主要是由于旅游合同立法的缺失，给实际操作带来了诸多困难。
• Some people find it difficult to pay a compliment directly; to do so embarrasses them.
  有些人觉得很难直接说出恭维的话；这样做使他们难堪。
• Disappointments are likely if your mate embarrasses you in front of friends.
  伴侣让你朋友面前丢面子让你很失望。
• This is the most important reason which embarrasses the development of our county-level economic.
  这是目前阻碍我国县域经济发展的最主要原因。
• But the basic research on the application aspects of SCF-CO2 is very lack, which embarrasses more development and industry applying.
  但是有关超临界CO2流体技术应用的基础性研究还非常的薄弱，这就一定程度上阻碍了超临界流体技术的进一步发展和工业化应用。
• What embarrasses me most is that when I have difficulty to swallow my wife's masterpiece, she always looks at me full of tender affection and never stops asking questions. "Is it good?"
  最让我这位食客难堪的是每当我艰难地咽食夫人的大菜时，她总会含情默默地注视着夫君并频频提问：“菜好吃吗？”
• Many Chinese citizens show an anti-Japanese fervour that embarrasses the leadership.
  许多中国公民都表现出反日倾向，这令领导层十分尴尬。