WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| embarrassed adj | (feeling self-conscious) | avergonzado/a adj |
| | (AmL) | apenado adj |
| | | cohibido/a adj |
| | | cortado/a adj |
| | I was embarrassed to be praised aloud in front of so many people. |
| | Me sentí avergonzado de que me halagaran delante de tanta gente. |
| embarrassed adj | (feeling ashamed) | avergonzado/a adj |
| | | apenado adj |
| | (anticuado) | abochornado/a adj |
| | I'm terribly embarrassed but I've forgotten your name. |
| | Estoy terriblemente avergonzado, pero me he olvidado de tu nombre. |
WordReference English-Spanish Dictionary © 2025:
| Principal Translations |
| embarrass [sb]⇒ vtr | (make self-conscious) | avergonzar a vtr + prep |
| | Please don't do anything to embarrass me in front of my boss. |
| | Por favor, no hagas nada para avergonzarme delante de mi jefe. |
| embarrass yourself vtr + refl | (make a fool of yourself) | hacer el ridículo loc verb |
| | | pasar vergüenza loc verb |
| | On my first date with George, I embarrassed myself by spilling red wine down my shirt. |
| | En mi primera cita con George, hice el ridículo cuando me derramé vino tinto en la camisa. |
'embarrassed' aparece también en las siguientes entradas:
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