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The press are embarrassingly fulsome in their appreciation.
新闻媒体过分恭维的评价令人难堪。
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The snag is that even if net exports were no longer contributing to China's growth, its trade surpluses with America and Europe would continue to loom embarrassingly large.
而现在的麻烦是即使中国不再靠净出口拉动增长,中国与美国及欧洲之间的贸易顺差依然大的令人发憷。
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Embarrassingly neither actor turned up to the glittering ceremony - maybe because they thought they didn't have a chance of winning their tough categories.
令人尴尬的是,两位演员均没有出席这一盛大的颁奖典礼——或许是因为他们没有想到自己能在同类型影片激烈的角逐中胜出。
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Embarrassingly for Ed Miliband, the energy and climate change secretary, his department's head office in Whitehall Place is one of the worst offenders.
能源与气候变化属在白厅广场的总部是最严重的环境破坏者之一,这无疑令大臣埃德米利班德感到惭愧。
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But I think that would be embarrassingly lame. I think we should be more ambitious -- in the spirit of TED.
但我觉得那样真是差劲到悲哀。我们认为我们应该更有野心--带着TED的精神。
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She is embarrassingly emotional in public.
她在大庭广众前常激动得让人难为情.
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Her remarks were embarrassingly close to home.
她说的那些话很露骨而使人感到很尴尬.
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But often they are embarrassingly culture - bound.
但让人尴尬的是,它们通常是受限于某一种文化的.
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But the truth is that, on the individual level, I'm embarrassingly similar to a chimpanzee.
但事实是,就个体差异来说,我和黑猩猩尴尬地相似。
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It highlights in ways that we seem embarrassingly unaware of how divided our societies are.
它突显了我们的社会现在存在着从未被察觉的巨大的分歧。
词根 embarrassed
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embarrassed adj. 尴尬的;窘迫的 v. 使...困窘;使...局促不安(embarrass的过去分词形式)
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embarrassing adj. 使人尴尬的;令人为难的
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embarrassment n. 窘迫,难堪;使人为难的人或事物;拮据