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Her boss’s criticism left her feeling rather abashed.
老板批评了她,她感到有些难为情。
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"What did you think of the - " He hesitated, abashed at his first attempt to use a strange word. "Of the MOTIF?" he asked.
“你是有力量的,”他听见她在说话,“可那是没经过训练的力量。”
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Somehow Tess disappeared. She had been even more struck with the look of the girls who followed Crick than abashed by Crick's blunt praise.
苔丝悄悄走掉了。她听了克里克老板笨拙的赞扬,感到不好意思,再看见跟在克里克老板身后的姑娘们的脸色,心里就更加难过了。
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And the little prince, completely abashed, went to look for a sprinkling-can of fresh water. So, he tended the flower.
小王子很有些不好意思,于是就拿着喷壶,打来了一壶清清的凉水,浇灌着花儿。
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The students looked guilty and abashed.
那些学生显得歉疚而羞愧。
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I stood abashed at his rebuke.
面对他的斥责我感到羞愧。 …
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People who used to be amicable so gaze on me as if I'm a abashed daredevil, thinking I'm bugging.
过去经常对我很友好的人现在盯着我看,好像我是一个窘迫的冒失鬼,认为我在打探他们的隐私。
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He was not at all abashed by his position.
他一点儿也不为自己的处境感到窘迫.
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You should be abashed to commit such immoral crime.
你应该为你所犯下的不人道罪刑感到惭愧。
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Ellen was abashed at the thought of making a speech in front of her entire school.
爱伦一想到要在全校师生面前演讲就觉得局促不安。
词根 abash
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abash vt. 使困窘;使羞愧;使局促不安
abashed英文单词,意思为窘迫的,尴尬的;使羞愧,使局促,使窘迫不安的;羞愧的;局促不安的,羞愧的;[英][əˈbæʃt]adj.窘迫的,尴尬的;v.使羞愧,使局促,使窘迫(abash的过去式和过去分词);网络不安的;羞愧的;局促不安的,羞愧的;