| 释义 |
🔑shameshame1 /ʃeɪm / noun - [uncountable] the guilty feeling that you have when you think that you have done something morally wrong, something that causes other people to have a bad opinion of you, or something extremely embarrassing羞耻；羞愧；惭愧◆She was filled with shame at the thought of how she had lied to her mother.一想到自己对母亲撒了谎，她就满心愧疚。 ➡ adjective ashamed
- [uncountable] the ability to have shame羞耻心；羞愧感◆He doesn't care how he behaves in public. He has no shame!他在公共场合不注意行为举止，真是不知羞耻！
- [uncountable] loss of respect from others; loss of honor耻辱；丢脸◆There's no shame in finishing second.得第二名不丢人。◆His actions have brought shame on his whole family.他的所作所为令全家人蒙羞。
- a shame [singular] a fact or situation that makes you feel disappointed憾事；令人失望的情况；令人惋惜的事◆It's a shame you can't come. I was looking forward to seeing you.很遗憾你不能来，我一直盼着见你呢。◆“I failed my test.” “Oh, that's such a shame.”“我考试不及格。”“啊，太可惜了。”◆What a shame you have to leave so soon!你这么快就得走，真遗憾！
 ●Shame on you! (informal) used to tell someone that he / she should feel ashamed真丢脸；真不害臊◆Shame on you for behaving like that in front of our guests!你在我们的客人面前做出这样的行为，真是丢人！
shameshame2 /ʃeɪm / verb [transitive] to make someone feel ashamed使羞愧；使惭愧 |