0 (often with at) an unpleasant feeling caused by awareness of guilt, fault, foolishness or failure -- sự xấu hổ, sự tủi thẹn
1 dishonour/dishonor or disgrace -- nỗi nhục
2 (with a) a cause of disgrace or a matter for blame -- điều ân hận
3 (with a) a pity -- điều đáng tiếc
What a shame that he didn’t get the job!
4 (often with into) to force or persuade to do something by making ashamed -- làm cho ai hổ thẹn
He was shamed into paying his share.
5 to cause to have a feeling of shame -- làm ô nhục
His cowardice shamed his parents.
People across the world opened their hearts and opened their purses, shaming governments into matching the monies their peoples had given.
The thing that has been most distressing has been the virtual 'naming and shaming' of vegetables and then declaring them not guilty.
We must determine who was responsible and these people must be named and shamed.
He used the extremely efficient method of naming and shaming, and quite rightly so.
We are afraid of having a 'witch-hunt' when naming and shaming is carried out.
Schools were often ranked but never thanked; frequently named and shamed, but rarely sustained and supported.
If we do not take that on board, understand it, and be shamed by it, we shall get nowhere.
The fact that 3,500 people died last year from drug overdoses shames us.
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惡運, 可惜,遺憾, 不好的感覺…
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恥, 恥ずかしさ…
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honte [feminine], dommage [masculine], honte…
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