의미: abashed

a·bashed a. [P] 부끄러워; 당황하여 《at, by》
abashed be[feel] abashed 겸연쩍어하다, 당황하다:The boy was[felt] abashed at the sight of the room filled with strangers. 그 소년은 그 방이 낯선 사람들로 가득 찬 것을 보고 당황했다.
a·bash·ed·ly[əbæʃidli] ad. 부끄러워서, 당혹하여

my head's a shed 관용구

all washed up

failed in business or career Barry's all washed up. His business is bankrupt.

bushed

" very tired; exhausted."

hopes dashed

plans ruined, dreams lost Her hopes were dashed when she failed the entrance exam.

hushed up

not talked about, keep a secret In the 1950s, if a teen-age girl got pregnant, it was hushed up.

shed a little light on

explain, enlighten, help you understand, To shed a little light on the topic of idioms, we'll read this book.

shed a tear

cry, weep He hides his emotions. When his dog died, he didn't shed a tear.

sloshed to the gills

very drunk, loaded, plastered, She was sloshed to the gills and singing very badly.

smashed

drunk, hammered, wasted She gets smashed on gin and dances around the living room.

washed up

ruined, unable to continue in business I can't believe Max is washed up. He was a successful businessman.

cashed

1. empty; usually refers to a marijuana smoking device:"I think the bowl is cashed"
2. tired, exhausted:"Man, I'm completely cashed"

my head's a shed

slang An announcement of absolute bewilderment, confusion, stress, or brainy agitation. Primarily heard in UK. A: "How's the analysis for your apriorism coming?" B: "Ugh. I've been in the library for about 15 hours. My head's a shed." Sorry about the way I acted this morning. There's aloof a lot activity on at assignment and my head's a afford at the moment.Learn more: shed

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