Abash

音标：[əˈbæʃ]

意思：

动词：使羞愧，使困窘；使尴尬。

形容词：感到羞愧的，困窘的。

翻译：

使羞愧、使困窘

使尴尬

读音：

/əˈbæʃ/

用法：

"Abash" 作为动词时，通常表示使某人感到羞愧或尴尬。

在一些文学或正式语境中，"abash" 表示强烈的羞耻感，通常伴随着尴尬或羞愧的情绪。

例句：

The rude comments made him feel abashed in front of everyone.

She was abashed by the unexpected praise.

His lack of experience didn’t abash him in the interview.

They tried to abash the speaker by questioning his qualifications.

I was abashed when I realized I had forgotten her name.

She was abashed by her own behavior during the argument.

The mistake abashed him, but he quickly recovered.

His bold actions did not abash the audience but instead impressed them.

I could see that he was abashed by the attention he was receiving.

The teacher’s critical remarks abashed the student.

短语搭配：

Abash oneself：使自己感到羞愧或尴尬。

Be abashed by：因……而感到羞愧或困窘。

Make someone feel abashed：让某人感到羞愧或尴尬。