EMBARRASSMENT - Tradução inglês-Espanhol

inglês

espanhol

embarrassment [americ əmˈbɛrəsmənt, Brit ɪmˈbarəsmənt, ɛmˈbarəsmənt] SUBST

1. embarrassment U or C (shame):

embarrassment

bochorno m

embarrassment

vergüenza f

embarrassment

pena f lat-amer excl CSur

he suffered the embarrassment of having to admit that …

sufrió el bochorno de tener que reconocer que …

he suffered the embarrassment of having to admit that …

pasó la vergüenza de tener que reconocer que …

to avoid embarrassment, please do not ask for credit

para evitar situaciones violentas or embarazosas, por favor no pida fiado

2. embarrassment U or C (cause of shame):

this room/meal is an embarrassment!

¡esta pieza/comida es una vergüenza!

he's an embarrassment to his friends

les hace pasar vergüenza a sus amigos

financial embarrassment

dificultades fpl económicas

3. embarrassment U (overabundance) sem pl:

with so many good candidates you have an embarrassment of riches

con tantos buenos candidatos tienen más que de sobra para elegir

excruciating boredom/embarrassment

espantoso

excruciating boredom/embarrassment

terrible

he was mute with embarrassment

enmudeció de vergüenza

to writhe with embarrassment/shame

no saber dónde meterse de la vergüenza

she squirmed with embarrassment

le dio mucha vergüenza

she squirmed with embarrassment

no sabía dónde meterse de la vergüenza

espanhol

inglês

embarazo

embarrassment

su comentario causó gran embarazo

his comment caused a great deal of embarrassment

una llamarada de rubor encendió su rostro

her face flushed red with embarrassment

bochorno

embarrassment

sofoco

embarrassment

confusión

embarrassment

su inesperada declaración de amor la llenó de confusión

his unexpected declaration of love filled her with embarrassment o confusion o threw her into confusion

inglês

espanhol

embarrassment [ɪmˈbærəsment, americ emˈber-] SUBST

1. embarrassment (shame):

embarrassment

vergüenza f

2. embarrassment (trouble, nuisance):

embarrassment

molestia f

to be an embarrassment (to sb)

ser un estorbo (para alguien)

to squirm with embarrassment

avergonzarse mucho

to redden with embarrassment

ponerse colorado de vergüenza

to cringe with embarrassment at sth

morirse de vergüenza por algo

espanhol

inglês

impresentable

embarrassment

quemada

embarrassment

turbación

embarrassment

corrimiento (vergüenza)

embarrassment

batata

embarrassment

rubor (bochorno)

embarrassment

el rubor le quema la cara

he has turned red with shame/embarrassment

inglês

espanhol

embarrassment [em·ˈbær·əs·ment] SUBST

1. embarrassment (shame):

embarrassment

vergüenza f

embarrassment

pena f Méx, Col, Pan, Ven, CRi

2. embarrassment (trouble, nuisance):

embarrassment

molestia f

to be an embarrassment (to sb)

ser un estorbo (para alguien)

to squirm with embarrassment

avergonzarse mucho

to redden with embarrassment

ponerse colorado de vergüenza

to cringe with embarrassment at sth

morirse de vergüenza por algo

writhe with embarrassment

sentirse violento

acute embarrassment

hondo, -a

espanhol

inglês

quemada

embarrassment

turbación

embarrassment

batata

embarrassment

rubor (bochorno)

embarrassment

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Behavioral manifestations of embarrassment are similar to those of remorse.

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The message is clearly in the same theme of holding inward and avoiding any embarrassments at all cost.

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This can be disabling in professional, academic and social life, causing embarrassments.

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The feelings of embarrassment, inferiority, and shame all inhibit the ability to seek help.

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It is painful to witness his embarrassment at times.

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