adv.使人尴尬地，使人为难地，使人难堪地

I felt so embarrassed when I tripped in front of everyone during the dance.
当我在众人面前跳舞时绊倒了，我感到非常尴尬。
He was embarrassed by his own boasting about his achievements.
他因为自夸自己的成就而感到尴尬。
The situation became very embarrassing when she confronted him about his lies.
当她质问他那些谎言时，情况变得非常尴尬。
His face turned red with embarrassment when he couldn't answer the question correctly.
当他回答不出问题时，脸因尴尬而变红。
She felt embarrassed after her friend accidentally revealed her secret to others.
她的朋友不小心把她的秘密透露给了别人后，她感到很尴尬。
The teacher was embarrassed by the student's inappropriate joke during class.
老师对课堂上学生讲的不合适的笑话感到尴尬。
He was embarrassed to admit that he didn't know how to use the new technology.
他承认自己不懂如何使用新技术感到很尴尬。
The audience was embarrassed by the overly intimate conversation between the actors on stage.
观众对舞台上演员过于亲密的对话感到尴尬。
She was embarrassed by her own lack of preparation for the presentation.
她因为准备不足而对演讲感到尴尬。
The politician was embarrassed by the scandal involving his personal life.
政治家因为涉及个人生活的丑闻而感到尴尬。