令人难为情的英语

ashamed，惭愧的，感到难为情的；，常作表语，一般人作主语shameful，可耻的；不体面的；不道德的，可以作表语和定语，人和物作主语都可以

embarrassed 英 /ɪm'bærəst/ 美 /ɪm'bærəst/ 形容词，意思是尴尬的、难堪的、狼狈的；也可以是动词embarrass的过去分词。例如，feel embarrassed 是“感到尴尬、感到难为情”的意思

embarrass的过去式和过去分词vt.& vi. （使）窘迫，（使）局促不安;（使）困难adj. 局促不安的;为难的;尴尬的;窘迫的

最佳答案 - 提问者选出English is not my first language, so I hope native speakers will correct me if I´ve misunderstood or overlooked the subtler differences between these words, but I´ll give it a go:Awkward can be understood in a few different ways.Referring to a situation/moment/happening it means "unpleasant, embarrassing" (It was awkward to see mom kiss dad)Referring to a person it means "clumsy, unelegant" These are the two most common uses.To be embarrassed usually means to feel bad about your own appearance in some way, often because you have done something stupid and feel like a fool. A person can be embarrassed, while a situation is "embarrassing" (causing someone to be embarrassed).FxI was embarrassed when I spilt my milk all over my teacher.It was embarrassing to spill my milk all over my teacher.As a verb: You embarrassed me when you pulled down my pants in front of the whole school.

英语是：Embarrassing。解释：embarrassing 英[ɪmˈbærəsɪŋ] 美[ɪmˈbærəsɪŋ] adj. 使人尴尬的，令人为难的; v. （使） 窘迫，（使）局促不安( embarrass的现在分词); [例句]That was an embarrassing situation for me那种情形让我难堪。He has put the Bonn government in an embarrassing position 他将波恩政府置于窘地。Men find it embarrassing to be honest. 实话实说让男人觉得难为情。The speech was deeply embarrassing to Cabinet ministers. 这席话让内阁大臣们非常难堪。It was an embarrassing situation, but they carried it off well. 这是一个尴尬的局面，但是他们成功地应付过去了。

Embarrassing[im'b�0�3r�0�5si�0�7]adj.令人尴尬的,令人为难的

adj.尴尬的、害羞的、经济困难的v.使尴尬、使困惑