尴尬的英语形容词

embarrass 动词：使尴尬awkward 形容词：尴尬的词性不同

embarrsed

尴尬1.pretty pass2.embarrassed a3.embarrassment4.Embarrassed尴尬的1.awkward2.awkward a

embarrassing：令人尴尬的 Something that is embarrassing makes you feel shy or ashamed. 如：His jokes didn't even raise a *** ile, which was embarrassing. 听了他讲的笑话,都没人笑一下,真是太尴尬了. embarrassed：尴尬的 A person who is embarrassed feels shy, ashamed, or guilty about something. 如：Mary was so embarrassed. She could only hide her face in shame. 玛丽感到特别难堪,她恨不得找个地缝钻进去.

awkward的意思：“尴尬的；笨拙的；棘手的；不合适的”。

awkward是一个英语单词，形容词，作形容词时意为“尴尬的；笨拙的；棘手的；不合适的”。

单词发音：

英 [ˈɔ:kwəd] 美 [ˈɔ:kwərd] 。

短语搭配：

Awkward Cargo 笨重货 ; 笨拙货 ; 本重货。

awkward position 尴尬地位 ; 令人不舒服的姿态。

Situation awkward 处境尴尬。

No awkward 不难受了。

Kinda Awkward 有点尴尬。

awkward encounter 尴尬的遭遇。

awkward gap 难以处理的隔阂。

awkward appearance 难看的样子。

awkward journey 麻烦的旅行。

双语例句：

This would be an awkward pairing。

这将是一个尴尬的配对。

She always asks some awkward questions。

她总是问一些尴尬的问题。

Those silences seem more awkward to you than they do to others, trust us。

相信我们，在那些沉默的时刻，你其实比他们要更尴尬。

embarrass指尴尬，awkward笨拙的意思

embarrass是“尴尬”,动词(形容词是embarrassed:

(感到)尴尬的 和 embarrassing 令人尴尬)

awkward是笨拙的,形容词

“尴尬”用英语说法：embarrassed

读法：英 [ɪm'bærəst]  美 [ɪm'bærəst]

释义：

1、adj. 尴尬的；窘迫的

2、v. 使...困窘；使...局促不安（embarrass的过去分词形式）

feel embarrassed感到尴尬

Deeply embarrassed陷入很深困惑

being embarrassed局促不安

例句：

1、What I discovered both surprised and embarrassed me.

我的发现使我既惊讶又尴尬。

2、She looked, as had Heather, embarrassed, as in, What was up with that just now?

她看起来有点尴尬，跟茜丝上次一样，好像在说，刚才这是怎么了？

扩展资料

embarrassed的近义词：abashed

读法：英 [ə'bæʃt]  美 [ə'bæʃt]

释义：adj. 不安的；窘迫的；尴尬的

短语：

1、stand abashed感到羞愧

2、abashed chaotic神魂颠倒

3、be abashed感到羞愧

4、ashamed abashed羞惭

例句：

In his Brooklyn office, he interviews a rather abashed and puzzled Robinson, who was playing in the Negro Leagues at the time.

在他位于布鲁克林的办公室里，他采访了当时正在黑人联盟打球的罗宾逊，他感到有些窘迫和困惑。