embarrass [emˈberəs, брит. ɪmˈbær] ГЛ. перех.
1. embarrass (make feel ashamed):
- embarrass
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- embarrass
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2. embarrass (disconcert):
- embarrass
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| I | embarrass |
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| you | embarrass |
| he/she/it | embarrasses |
| we | embarrass |
| you | embarrass |
| they | embarrass |
| I | embarrassed |
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| you | embarrassed |
| he/she/it | embarrassed |
| we | embarrassed |
| you | embarrassed |
| they | embarrassed |
| I | have | embarrassed |
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| you | have | embarrassed |
| he/she/it | has | embarrassed |
| we | have | embarrassed |
| you | have | embarrassed |
| they | have | embarrassed |
| I | had | embarrassed |
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| you | had | embarrassed |
| he/she/it | had | embarrassed |
| we | had | embarrassed |
| you | had | embarrassed |
| they | had | embarrassed |
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She often lacks tact and embarrasses her owner, often getting punished as a result.
en.wikipedia.org It was rumored that the release of these videos were masterminded by his own former friends in order to embarrass and publicly humiliate him.
en.wikipedia.org Serious difficulties embarrassed his administration and though they were eventually amicably adjusted, he resigned the office in 1832.
en.wikipedia.org Either way they go to assert their control over him, perhaps to stop him from embarrassing the family.
en.wikipedia.org The military justice system tends to avoid rulings that would embarrass the military.
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