embrassing

中英词典：embrassing

形容词

1. 尴尬的

意思：使人感到难堪或尴尬的。

例句：

1. It was an embrassing situation when she tripped and fell in front of everyone. (当她在众人面前绊倒摔倒时，那是个令人尴尬的情况。)
2. He made an embrassing mistake during his speech. (他在演讲中犯了一个令人尴尬的错误。)

2. 令人为难的

意思：使人感到为难或困窘的。

例句：

3. The interview questions put her in an embrassing position. (面试问题使她陷入了一个令人为难的境地。)
4. She found herself in an embrassing situation where she had to choose between two good friends. (她发现自己处于一个两难境地，必须在两个好朋友之间做出选择。)

名词

1. 尴尬

意思：尴尬的状态或感觉。

例句：

1. He couldn't hide his embrassing and discomfort. (他无法掩饰自己的尴尬和不适。)
2. The situation was an embrassing for both parties involved. (这个情况对两方都很尴尬。)

2. 难堪

意思：令人感到难为情或尴尬的情况。

例句：

3. She wanted to avoid any embrassings at the party. (她想避免在派对上出现任何难堪的事情。)
4. The speaker tried to make a joke to lighten the embrassings. (演讲人试图开个玩笑来减轻尴尬。)

词语辨析

1. embarrassing vs. awkward

两个词都可以表示尴尬或令人为难的意思，但embarrassing更强调引起尴尬的情况或事件，而awkward则更侧重于描述让人感到尴尬或不自在的情感。

例句：

1. It was embarrassing when she forgot her lines on stage. (她在舞台上忘词了，这真是令人尴尬。)
2. The conversation became awkward when they realized they had nothing to talk about. (当他们意识到没有什么可聊的时候，谈话变得尴尬。)

2. embarrassing vs. humiliating

这两个词都可表示尴尬或羞辱，但embarrassing强调的是使人感到尴尬或尴尬的情况，而humiliating则更强调对个人尊严的损害。

例句：

1. It was embarrassing to trip and fall in front of everyone. (在众人面前绊倒摔倒是令人尴尬的。)
2. Being fired in front of the entire office was humiliating. (在整个办公室面前被解雇是令人羞辱的。)

词汇扩充

1. embarrassment (n.) 尴尬，困窘

例句：

1. She couldn't hide her embarrassment when her phone rang during the meeting. (在会议期间，她无法掩饰自己的尴尬，因为电话响了。)
2. The situation caused a lot of embarrassment for both parties. (这种情况给双方都带来了很多尴尬。)

2. embarrassingly (adv.) 令人尴尬地

例句：

3. She forgot her own name, which was embarrassingly awkward. (她连自己的名字都忘了，这真是尴尬至极。)
4. He stumbled embarrassingly in front of his crush. (他在心仪的人面前尴尬地绊倒了。)

近义词

1. awkward (adj.) 尴尬的

意思：使人感到尴尬、不自在或难堪的。

例句：

1. The situation became awkward when they discovered they were wearing the same outfit. (当他们发现他们穿着同样的衣服时，情况变得尴尬起来。)
2. He felt awkward at the party because he didn't know anyone. (由于他不认识任何人，他在派对上感到尴尬。)

2. uncomfortable (adj.) 不舒服的

意思：使人感到不自在、尴尬或困窘的。

例句：

3. I felt uncomfortable when they started arguing in front of me. (当他们在我面前开始争吵时，我感到不自在。)
4. The long silence made everyone uncomfortable. (长时间的沉默让每个人都感到不自在。)

反义词

comfortable (adj.) 舒服的，自在的

意思：使人感到舒适、自在或安心的。

例句：

1. He felt comfortable in his new job because he had supportive colleagues. (由于有支持他的同事，他在新工作中感到很自在。)
2. She made herself comfortable on the cozy couch. (她在舒适的沙发上让自己感到舒适。)

柯林斯词典

embarrassing (adj.)

意思：使人感到尴尬的

例句：

1. It's embarrassing when you forget someone's name. (当你忘记某人的名字时，会感到尴尬。)
2. The whole situation was embarrassing for her. (整个情况对她来说都很尴尬。)

牛津词典

embarrassing (adj.)

意思：使人感到尴尬的

例句：

1. It was an embarrassing situation that she couldn't escape from. (她无法逃脱的情况很尴尬。)
2. The incident was highly embarrassing for the company. (这个事件对公司来说非常尴尬。)

用法

1. 作为形容词的用法：

1. It was embarrassing to see her trip and fall on stage. (看到她在舞台上绊倒摔倒是令人尴尬的。)
2. The situation became embarrassing when they realized they were wearing matching outfits. (当他们意识到他们穿着相同的衣服时，情况变得尴尬。)

2. 作为名词的用法：

3. Her face turned red with embarrassment. (她尴尬得脸红了。)
4. He couldn't hide his embarrassment when he realized he had forgotten his own birthday. (当他意识到自己忘记了自己的生日时，他无法掩饰自己的尴尬。)

中英双语例句

1. It was an embarrassing situation when she tripped and fell in front of everyone. (当她在众人面前绊倒摔倒时，那是个令人尴尬的情况。)
2. He made an embarrassing mistake during his speech. (他在演讲中犯了一个令人尴尬的错误。)
3. The interview questions put her in an embarrassing position. (面试问题使她陷入了一个令人为难的境地。)
4. She found herself in an embarrassing situation where she had to choose between two good friends. (她发现自己处于一个两难境地，必须在两个好朋友之间做出选择。)
5. He couldn't hide his embarrassment when his phone rang during the meeting. (在会议期间，当他的电话响了，他无法掩饰自己的尴尬。)
6. The situation was an embarrassment for both parties involved. (这个情况对两方都很尴尬。)
7. It was embarrassing when she forgot her lines on stage. (她在舞台上忘词了，这真是令人尴尬。)
8. The conversation became awkward when they realized they had nothing to talk about. (当他们意识到没有什么可聊的时候，谈话变得尴尬。)
9. It was embarrassing to trip and fall in front of everyone. (在众人面前绊倒摔倒是令人尴尬的。)
10. Being fired in front of the entire office was humiliating. (在整个办公室面前被解雇是令人羞辱的。)
11. She couldn't hide her embarrassment when her phone rang during the meeting. (在会议期间，她无法掩饰自己的尴尬，因为电话响了。)
12. The situation caused a lot of embarrassment for both parties. (这种情况给双方都带来了很多尴尬。)
13. She forgot her own name, which was embarrassingly awkward. (她连自己的名字都忘了，这真是尴尬至极。)
14. He stumbled embarrassingly in front of his crush. (他在心仪的人面前尴尬地绊倒了。)
15. The situation became awkward when they discovered they were wearing the same outfit. (当他们发现他们穿着同样的衣服时，情况变得尴尬。)
16. He felt awkward at the party because he didn't know anyone. (由于他不认识任何人，他在派对上感到尴尬。)
17. I felt uncomfortable when they started arguing in front of me. (当他们在我面前开始争吵时，我感到不自在。)
18. The long silence made everyone uncomfortable. (长时间的沉默让每个人都感到不自在。)
19. It was embarrassing when you forget someone's name. (当你忘记某人的名字时，会感到尴尬。)
20. The whole situation was embarrassing for her. (整个情况对她来说都很尴尬。)
21. It was an embarrassing situation that she couldn't escape from. (她无法逃脱的情况很尴尬。)