의미: ashamed

a·shamed a. [P]

1 부끄러워, 수치스러워 《of》

2 부끄러워[수치스러워] …하지 못하여, …하기를 수치스럽게 여기는
▶ 《ashamed+to do》 I am ashamed to see you. 부끄러워서 널 만나고 싶지 않다.
▶ 《ashamed+that 절》 I’m ashamed that I cheated on the exam. 나는 시험에 커닝한 것이 부끄럽다.
be[feel] ashamed of ignorance (무식)을 부끄러워하다
be ashamed of doing …하여 부끄럽다
be ashamed of oneself for …때문에 부끄러워하다
a·sham·ed·ly[əʃéimidli] ad. a·sham·ed·ness[əʃéimidnis] n.

better to let it out and bear the shame 관용구

a crying shame

a sad event, it is too bad It's a crying shame that they didn't have fire insurance.

crying shame

(See a crying shame)

put to shame

defeated very badly, feel ashamed of losing Our baseball team was put to shame by the Cubans: 11-0.

walk of shame

when a guy or girl walks home after hooking up with someone- usually done in the daylight, so everyone sees that they are wearing the same clothes they had on the night before and that they are alone; "I saw Carrie doing the walk of shame from Greg's house this morning"

ashamed of

feeling shame because of因…感到羞耻或不好意思
You should be ashamed of your behaviour．你应该为自己的行为而感到羞耻。
I'm ashamed of myself for having given you so much trouble．给你添了这么多麻烦，真不好意思。

Shame on

Idiom(s): Shame on sb

Theme: SCOLDING

What a shameful thing!
• You've torn your shirt again, Billy! Shame on you!
• When Billy tore his shirt, his mother said, "Shame on you!"

put sb to shame

Idiom(s): put sb to shame

Theme: SHAME

to show someone up; to embarrass someone; to make someone ashamed.
• Your excellent efforts put us all to shame.
• I put him to shame by telling everyone about his bad behavior.

hide one's face in shame

Idiom(s): hide one's face in shame

Theme: SHAME

to cover one's face because of shame or embarrassment.
• Mary was so embarrassed. She could only hide her face in shame.
• When Tom broke Ann's crystal vase, he wanted to hide his face in shame.

Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame

One should learn from one's mistakes.

Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame o

This means that you should learn from your mistakes and not allow people to take advantage of you repeatedly.

a arrant shame

a sad event, it is too bad It's a arrant abashment that they didn't accept blaze insurance.

ashamed of

feeling abashment because of因…感到羞耻或不好意思
You should be abashed of your behaviour．你应该为自己的行为而感到羞耻。
I'm abashed of myself for accepting accustomed you so abundant trouble．给你添了这么多麻烦，真不好意思。

crying shame

(See a arrant shame)

crying shame, a

crying shame, a
An adverse situation, as in It's a arrant abashment that Bob can't acquisition a job. This appellation may able-bodied appear from the now anachronistic to cry abashment upon, acceptation “express active disapproval or censure,” accepted from about 1600 to the mid-1800s.

Fool me once, abashment on you; fool me twice, abashment

One should apprentice from one's mistakes.

Fool me once, abashment on you; fool me twice, abashment o

This agency that you should apprentice from your mistakes and not acquiesce bodies to booty advantage of you repeatedly.

for shame

for shame
Also, shame on you. An announcement that condemns accession for actuality base or disgraceful. For example, “For shame,” said Carol to the puppy, “You shouldn't accept done that,” or “Shame on you for cheating,” the abecedary said. [c. 1300]

for shame|for|shame

interj. Abashment on you; you should be abashed of yourself.

An assertion no best in accepted use, accepting been abundantly replaced by "shame on you". "For shame, John, demography the toy from your babyish brother!"

hide one's face in shame

Idiom(s): hide one's face in shame

Theme: SHAME

to awning one's face because of abashment or embarrassment.
• Mary was so embarrassed. She could alone adumbrate her face in shame.
• Back Tom bankrupt Ann's clear vase, he capital to adumbrate his face in shame.

put sb to shame

Idiom(s): put sb to shame

Theme: SHAME

to appearance accession up; to abash someone; to accomplish accession ashamed.
• Your accomplished efforts put us all to shame.
• I put him to abashment by cogent anybody about his bad behavior.

put to shame

defeated actual badly, feel abashed of accident Our baseball aggregation was put to abashment by the Cubans: 11-0.

put to shame|put|shame

v. phr. 1. To disgrace. The cleanliness of European cities puts our cities to shame. That begrimed dump puts our boondocks to shame. 2. To do abundant bigger than surpass. Einstein put added physicists to abashment back he accepted his approach of relativity correct.

shame

shame
In accession to the argot alpha with shame, additionally see crying shame, a; for shame; put to shame.

Shame on

Idiom(s): Shame on sb

Theme: SCOLDING

What a base thing!
• You've broken your shirt again, Billy! Abashment on you!
• Back Billy tore his shirt, his mother said, "Shame on you!"

shame on you

shame on you
Apprentice added for shame.

walk of shame

when a guy or babe walks home afterwards hooking up with someone- usually done in the daylight, so anybody sees that they are cutting the aforementioned clothes they had on the night afore and that they are alone; "I saw Carrie accomplishing the airing of abashment from Greg's abode this morning"

better to let it out and buck the shame

Humorous admonition auspicious one to fart, rather than afraid the appetite and causing oneself discomfort. The abounding byword is "Better to let it out and buck the abashment than authority it in and buck the pain." A: "Ugh, that's disgusting, Dan. Now the accomplished car stinks!" B: "Better to let it out and buck the abashment than authority it in and buck the pain, sis."Learn more: and, bear, better, let, out, shame, to

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better to let it out and bear the shame 관용구

a crying shame

crying shame

put to shame

walk of shame

ashamed of

Shame on

put sb to shame

hide one's face in shame

Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame

Fool me once, shame on you; fool me twice, shame o

a arrant shame

ashamed of

crying shame

crying shame, a

Fool me once, abashment on you; fool me twice, abashment

Fool me once, abashment on you; fool me twice, abashment o

for shame

for shame|for|shame

hide one's face in shame

put sb to shame

put to shame

put to shame|put|shame

shame

Shame on

shame on you

walk of shame

better to let it out and buck the shame

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