n.尴尬，难堪，窘迫，困境，害羞，愧疚，使人为难的处境，令人为难(或难堪)的人

原形：embarrassment复数：embarrassments

Eric could not hide his embarrassment.
埃里克没法掩盖自己的窘态。
Tom was red with embarrassment.
汤姆尴尬得满脸通红。
Mary suffered extreme embarrassment at not knowing how to read.
玛丽不识字，这让她难堪极了。
The memory of that embarrassing moment still makes me cringe.
那尴尬时刻的记忆仍然让我感到羞愧难当。
He turned red with embarrassment when his pants split in public.
他的裤子在公众场合裂开时，他因尴尬而脸红了。
Forgetting the words to the national anthem in front of the whole school was a major embarrassment for her.
在全校面前忘记国歌歌词对她来说是一大尴尬。
The actor felt deep embarrassment after flubbing his lines on stage.
那位演员在台上念错台词后深感尴尬。
The constant interruptions during her presentation caused her great embarrassment.
演讲中不断的被打断让她非常尴尬。
The discovery of the mistake in the report brought embarrassment to the entire department.
报告中的错误被发现后，整个部门都感到尴尬。
She tried to hide her embarrassment by changing the subject quickly.
她试图通过迅速改变话题来掩饰自己的尴尬。
It was an embarrassment of riches, having too many good options to choose from.
这是一种“富足的尴尬”，有太多好的选择以至于难以抉择。
The public scandal brought embarrassment not only to him but also to his family.
公开的丑闻不仅让他本人，也给他的家庭带来了尴尬。
His awkward dance moves at the party were a source of great embarrassment for him later.
他在派对上笨拙的舞姿后来成了他极度尴尬的源泉。