[Sửa] Sự xấu hổ, sự tủi thẹn

flushed with shame

đỏ mặt vì thẹn

to put someone to shame

làm cho ai xấu hổ (vì hèn kém)

[Sửa] Sự ngượng ngùng

cannot do it for very shame

không thể làm việc ấy vì ngượng ngùng

to be lost to shame

không còn biết xấu hổ, không biết ngượng, trơ trẽn

[Sửa] Điều ô danh; nỗi nhục

it is a shame to be so clumsy

vụng về đến thế thật là xấu hổ

[Sửa] ( a shame) (thông tục) người (vật) gây ra điều hổ thẹn, người (vật) đáng khinh

[Sửa] ( a shame) (thông tục) điều ân hận; điều hối tiếc

put somebody/something to shame

hơn hẳn ai/cái gì

shame on you

anh nên thấy xấu hổ (về những gì anh đã làm hoặc nói)

[Sửa] Làm cho ai cảm thấy hổ thẹn, làm cho ai xấu hổ

to shame somebody into doing something

làm ai xấu hổ đến phải làm việc gì

to shame somebody out of doing something

làm ai xấu hổ đến nỗi không dám làm việc gì

[Sửa] Làm nhục, làm ô danh

[Sửa] You're shamed your family

[Sửa] Anh đã làm nhục gia đình anh

[Sửa] (từ cổ,nghĩa cổ) xấu hổ, từ chối vì xấu hổ

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] Embarrassment, humiliation, mortification, chagrin,ignominy, shamefacedness, loss of face, abashment: Watts feltabysmal shame at being discovered stealing from petty cash. 2disgrace, ignominy, dishonour, disrepute, degradation,opprobrium, vilification, calumniation, infamy, obloquy, odium,contempt, scandal, denigration, loss of face, defamation,discredit, disesteem, disfavour, derogation, disparagement: Tothink that one knight's single act of cowardice in 1249 couldhave brought such shame to all his descendants. 3 pity,calamity, disaster, catastrophe; outrage: What a shame thatGerry failed the exam!

[Sửa] Humility, modesty, (sense of) decencyor decorum or propriety, respectability, decorousness,diffidence, shyness, coyness, prudishness, timidity,shamefacedness: The people who wear bathing suits like thatobviously have no shame at all. 5 put to shame. a surpass,eclipse, outclass, overshadow, cast into the shade, outdo,outstrip, outshine, show up: Cochrane put his opponents toshame when they failed to score a single point against him. bSee 8, below.

[Sửa] V.

[Sửa] Embarrass, humiliate, mortify, humble, chagrin,disconcert, discountenance, put down, bring down, abash,chasten, Colloq bring (someone) down a peg, suppress, subdue:He hated the teacher because she had shamed him in front of hisfriends. 7 coerce, force, drive, bully, push; embarrass,humiliate, mortify, humble: The other boys shamed him intoadmitting that he had done it.

[Sửa] Disgrace, embarrass,dishonour, scandalize, calumniate, degrade, debase, defame,discredit, stigmatize; smear, blacken, stain, taint, besmirch,tarnish: I am sure, son, that nothing you ever do would shamethe family or me.

[Sửa] N. & v.

[Sửa] N.

[Sửa] A feeling of distress or humiliation caused byconsciousness of the guilt or folly of oneself or an associate.2 a capacity for experiencing this feeling, esp. as imposing arestraint on behaviour (has no sense of shame).

[Sửa] A state ofdisgrace, discredit, or intense regret.

[Sửa] A a person or thingthat brings disgrace etc. b a thing or action that is wrong orregrettable.

[Sửa] V.tr.

[Sửa] Bring shame on; make ashamed; put toshame.

[Sửa] (foll. by into, out of) force by shame (was shamedinto confessing).