abash
abash 英 [ə'bæʃ] 美 [əˈbæʃ]
vt. 使困窘；使羞愧；使局促不安
进行时:abashing 过去式:abashed 过去分词:abashed 第三人称单数:abashes 名词复数:abashes
- Although abash sounds like a big party or what firefighters do to get through a locked door, abash is, in fact, a verb that means you have caused another person to feel awkward, bashful, embarrassed, or ashamed.
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- vt. 使困窘；使羞愧；使局促不安
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1. When the child see all the room fille with stranger he is much abash.
那小孩一看到满屋子都是陌生人，感到非常局促不安。
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2. When the child see all the room fille with stranger, he is much abash .
中文翻译：那小孩一看到满屋子都是陌生人， 感到非常局促不安。
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3. The entire metropolitan centre possessed a high and mighty air calculated to overawe and abash the common applicant, and to make the gulf between poverty and success seem both wide and deep.
整个都市中心显出一种财大气粗，高不可攀的气势，为的是让那些普通的求职者望而生畏，不敢问津，也为的是让贫富之间的鸿沟显得又宽又深。
- abash (v.) "perplex or embarrass by suddenly exciting the conscience, discomfit, make ashamed," late 14c., earlier "lose one's composure, be upset" (early 14c.), from Old French esbaiss-, present stem of esbaer "lose one's composure, be startled, be stunned."
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