adj.尴尬，(尤指在社交场合)窘迫的，害羞的，拮据的，经济困难的
v.(尤指在社交场合)使窘迫，使困惑，使为难，使陷入困境
embarrass的过去分词和过去式

原形：embarrass第三人称单数：embarrasses过去式：embarrassed过去分词：embarrassed现在分词：embarrassing

Eric didn't mean to embarrass you.
埃里克不是成心让你难堪。
Mary may embarrass you with her rude behavior.
玛丽的粗鲁行为可能会让你尴尬。
Nancy just embarrassed me in front of the whole fortune 500.
南希刚刚在五百强公司面前让我丢尽面子。
She felt embarrassed when she realized she had forgotten her lines during the play.
当她意识到在表演中忘记了台词时，她感到尴尬。
It was embarrassing to see everyone laughing at his failed joke.
看到大家对他失败的笑话大笑，他感到尴尬。
Don't embarrass me in front of my friends; it's already hard enough.
别在我朋友面前让我难堪，这已经够难为情的了。
He blushed with embarrassment after being caught daydreaming in class.
他在课堂上被发现走神后，脸红得尴尬。
She tried to hide her embarrassment after tripping over a banana peel.
她绊倒在香蕉皮上后，努力掩饰自己的尴尬。
The little boy felt embarrassed for being the shortest in his class.
小男孩因为是班上最矮的而感到尴尬。
The teacher apologized for embarrassing the student by calling out the wrong name.
老师为叫错学生的名字而向他道歉，以免造成尴尬。
I was embarrassed to admit that I hadn't finished the project, so I lied about running out of time.
我不好意思承认项目没完成，所以撒谎说是时间不够。
It's embarrassing to have your phone ring during a job interview.
面试时手机响了，这真是令人尴尬。
After making a silly mistake, she tried to recover with a self-deprecating joke, hoping to lighten the embarrassment.
犯了个傻事后，她试图用自嘲的笑话来缓和尴尬气氛。