v.使惭愧；使羞愧；使困窘；使局促不安
n.窘迫，尴尬

原形：abash第三人称单数：abashes过去式：abashed过去分词：abashed现在分词：abashing

That could abash the little bird.
能使小巧的鸟儿备受伤害。
Neither the Anakim nor fenced cities need daunt or abash you.
不论亚衲人，不论坚固城，都不足以威吓你。
Nothing can abash him.
什么也不会使他羞愧，他的脸皮很厚。

The unexpected question abashed him, causing him to stutter for a response.
突如其来的提问让他感到难堪，他支吾着不知如何回答。
She was abashed by the realization that she had forgotten her friend's birthday.
当她意识到忘记朋友的生日时，感到非常尴尬。
The public scolding left him deeply abashed and he avoided eye contact with anyone.
公开的责骂让他深感羞愧，他避免与任何人目光接触。
He tried to hide his abashment when he realized he had entered the wrong restroom.
当他意识到自己进错了洗手间时，努力掩饰自己的尴尬。
The teacher's stern look abashed the students who were talking during the lesson.
老师严厉的目光让课上说话的学生感到羞愧。
She felt abashed at her own ignorance when everyone else seemed to know the answer.
当似乎所有人都知道答案时，她为自己的无知感到羞愧。
The celebrity was abashed by the tabloid's exposure of his private life.
这位名人因小报曝光他的私生活而感到尴尬。
He couldn't help but feel abashed when his colleagues pointed out his mistake in front of the boss.
当同事在老板面前指出他的错误时，他不禁感到尴尬。
The child was abashed when she realized everyone was staring at her after she tripped.
孩子绊倒后发现大家都在盯着她看，感到很不好意思。
His attempt at humor fell flat, leaving him abashed and the audience unamused.
他试图幽默却失败了，这让他感到尴尬，观众也不以为乐。