English
Adjective
embarrassed (comparative more embarrassed, superlative most embarrassed)
- Having a feeling of shameful discomfort.
- After returning from the pool, Aleshia felt significantly better, though she was still slightly embarrassed.
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Having a feeling of shameful discomfort
- Arabic: مُوَرَّط (muwarraṭ), مُحْرَج (muḥraj)
- Bulgarian: смутен (bg) (smuten), объркан (bg) (obǎrkan)
- Catalan: avergonyit m, avergonyida f
- Chinese:
- Mandarin: 難為情 (zh), 难为情 (zh) (nánwéiqíng), 尷尬 (zh), 尴尬 (zh) (gāngà)
- Dutch: in verlegenheid (nl) f gebracht
- Esperanto:
- Finnish: nolo (fi), nolostunut (fi), kiusaantunut, vaivaantunut, hämillään
- French: embarrassé (fr), gêné (fr)
- German: verlegen (de)
- Hungarian: zavart (hu)
- Italian: imbarazzato (it)
- Japanese: 恥ずかしい (ja) (はずかしい, hazukashii)
- Lao: ກະດາກ (lo) (ka dāk), ຄັບໃຈ (khap chai), ມືກ່າຽຫນ້າຜາກ (mư̄ kāi nā phāk), ລະອາຍ (la 'āi), ອາຍ ('āi), ຂີ້ຫລຶ້ມ (khī lưm), ອາຍໃຈ ('āi chai), ອາຍໜຽມ ('āi nīam)
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Verb
embarrassed
- simple past tense and past participle of embarrass