Meaning of Embarrass in Spanish :

embarrass

1

avergonzar

VERB
  • All you did was embarrass everybody. Lo que hiciste fue avergonzar a todos.
  • I just didn't want to embarrass the parents. No quería avergonzar a los padres.
  • If she goes, she'll just embarrass us. Si asiste, sólo nos va a avergonzar.
  • I just don't want to embarrass the team. No quiero avergonzar al equipo.
  • I want to embarrass all those who wish to treat us ... Quiero avergonzar a quienes nos tratan ...
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avergonzarte

VERB
  • I didn't mean to embarrass you. Perdona, no quería avergonzarte.
  • Embarrass you in front of whom, exactly? ¿Avergonzarte frente a quién, exactamente?
  • ... to do anything that would embarrass you. ... hacer nada que pudiera avergonzarte.
  • Well the last thing I wanted to do is embarrass you Bueno la ultima cosa que quiero es avergonzarte.
  • Did I do anything to embarrass you? ¿He hecho algo para avergonzarte?
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abochornar

VERB
  • ... do anything illegal to embarrass the candidate. ... hacer algo ilegal para abochornar al candidato.

More meaning of embarrass

shame

I)

vergüenza

NOUN
  • No shame at all. No hay vergüenza en absoluto.
  • Men have no shame and they're so predictable. Los hombres no tienen vergüenza y son muy predecibles.
  • No eye but his would ever see his shame. Ningún ojo pero su volvería a ver su vergüenza.
  • The child of your shame. El hijo de tu vergüenza.
  • His disgrace is our own shame. Su desgracia es nuestra propia vergüenza.
  • You are defeated but you have no shame. Está derrotado, pero no tiene vergüenza.
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II)

pena

NOUN
  • Such a shame about those grapes. Que pena lo de esas uvas.
  • What a shame that his should end this way. Qué pena que acabara de esta manera.
  • What a shame that would have been. Hubiera sido una pena.
  • It would be a shame about you. Sería una pena para ti.
  • I think this is a shame. Creo que esa es la pena.
  • And it was a shame about the accident. Y fue una pena lo del accidente.
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III)

lástima

NOUN
  • Well that's a dams shame. Bueno, eso sí es una lástima.
  • What a shame, what a shame. Qué lástima, qué lástima.
  • What a shame, what a shame. Qué lástima, qué lástima.
  • Shame she won't talk to me. Es una lástima que no me hable.
  • That would've been a shame. Hubiera sido una lástima.
  • This is a shame. Esto da es lástima.
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IV)

avergonzar

VERB
  • And shame all men who follow. Y avergonzar a todos los hombres que vengan después.
  • And shame all men who follow. Y avergonzar a todos los hombres que sigan.
  • ... words to judge or bring shame to others. ... de palabras para juzgar o avergonzar a otros.
  • You don't want to shame, humiliate, or give ... Tu no quieres avergonzar, humillar o dar ...
  • you need to shame the companies that are ... que necesita para avergonzar a las empresas que están ...
  • could shame code sharing in we ... podría avergonzar a los códigos compartidos en que nos ...
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V)

pudor

NOUN
Synonyms: modesty, decency
  • Now you have no shame. Ahora ya no tiene ningún pudor.
  • forgetting her shame and fear, olvidando el pudor y el miedo,
  • Suffering comes the night without shame El sufrimiento viene la noche sin pudor
  • and they don't have any shame or stop to think ... y no tienen ningún pudor, ni se paran a pensar ...
  • ... and I have no false shame, and I ... y no tengo falso pudor, y yo
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VI)

avergonzado

NOUN
  • He walked through our town, he faced his shame. Caminó por nuestra ciudad, avergonzado.
  • By your actions, you've brought shame to me. Por tus acciones, me has avergonzado.
  • He has put humanity to shame. Él ha avergonzado a la humanidad.
  • I never felt shame going to the box. Nunca me sentí avergonzado por ello.
  • ... people get hurt, you showed shame. ... que la gente puede salir herida, se mostró avergonzado.
  • He felt pain, shame, and bitterness. Se sentía mal, estaba avergonzado, amargado.
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VII)

vergonzoso

NOUN
  • If you fail now, shame will be on us. Si fracasan ahora, será vergonzoso para todos.
  • There will be no shame in losing to you. No sería vergonzoso perder contra usted.
  • There is no shame in that. No hay nada de vergonzoso en ello.
  • No shame in not being able to swim. No es vergonzoso no saber nadar.
  • It was a shame that this process was nearly ... Fue vergonzoso que ese proceso casi ...
  • It's such a shame to leave so much behind. Era algo vergonzoso irme dejando tanto atrás.
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shaming

I)

avergonzando

VERB
Synonyms: embarrassing
  • It lowers the hands, you are shaming us. Baja las manos, nos estás avergonzando.
  • ... I believe she's shaming me and I do this Work ... ... yo creo que me está avergonzando y hago este Trabajo ...

confound

I)

confundir

VERB
  • Women can find always places to confound a man. Las mujeres siempre encuentran lugares para confundir a un hombre.
  • But confound the luck! Pero confundir la suerte!
  • Confound a telephone, anyway. Confundir a un teléfono, de todos modos.
  • you must not confound styles. no se debe confundir estilos.
  • ... to the numerous potential biases that may confound the association. ... a las numerosas predisposiciones potenciales que pueden confundir la asociación.
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II)

avergonzar

VERB

embarrassment

I)

vergüenza

NOUN
  • And he's also an embarrassment to this department. También es una vergüenza para el departamento.
  • Many do not seek medical attention because of embarrassment. Muchas mujeres no consultan al médico por vergüenza.
  • Or in our case, simple embarrassment. O, en nuestro caso, vergüenza simple.
  • You are the embarrassment of the school. Ustedes son la vergüenza del colegio.
  • It was an embarrassment to the integrity of our profession. Y una vergüenza para la integridad de nuestra profesión.
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II)

bochorno

NOUN
Synonyms: muggy
  • Sparks is an embarrassment to the network. Sparks es un bochorno para la red.
  • This street is an embarrassment. Esta calle es un bochorno.
  • I think it's a major embarrassment, having an uncle ... Creo que es un bochorno tener a un tío ...
  • Avoid the embarrassment of the hearing? Evitar el bochorno de la audiencia?
  • ... with no trace of embarrassment expressed, this represents an ... ... sin manifestar la menor traza de bochorno, esto representa un ...
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III)

turbación

NOUN
  • What honor, what embarrassment! ¡Qué honor, qué turbación!
IV)

desconcierto

NOUN
  • ... great personal pain and embarrassment must surely be worthy ... ... de un gran dolor personal y desconcierto debe ser seguramente digna ...
  • ... help him out of his embarrassment. ... de ayudarlo a salir de su desconcierto.
V)

avergonzar

NOUN

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