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cringe
noun
cringes
pl
испанский стыд
Watching that awkward performance gave me a sense of cringe.
Просмотр этого неловкого выступления вызвал у меня чувство испанского стыда.
Synonyms
awkwardness
embarrassment
shame
unease
discomfort
cringe
verb
cringed
Past Simple
cringed
Past Participle
cringing
Gerund
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смущаться
She cringed at the thought of her past mistakes.
Она смущалась при мысли о своих прошлых ошибках.
коробить
It makes me cringe to see such behavior.
Меня коробит видеть такое поведение.
съеживаться
I cringe every time I hear that song.
Я съеживаюсь каждый раз, когда слышу эту песню.
Additional translations
пугаться
Synonyms
flinch
wince
recoil
cower
shrink
cringe
adjective
cringier
Comp.
cringiest
Super.
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Used informally/slang as a predicative or attributive adjective meaning ‘embarrassing or awkward’.
Synonyms
cringey
cringeworthy
embarrassing
awkward
mortifying
humiliating
uncomfortable
wince‑inducing
Definitions
cringe
noun
A feeling of acute embarrassment or awkwardness.
The movie was so full of clichés that it was a total cringe.
An act or instance of cringing.
His cringe at the awkward situation was visible to everyone.
cringe
verb
To shrink back or recoil in fear or discomfort.
She cringed at the sound of thunder during the storm.
To feel embarrassed or awkward.
He cringed when he realized he had been talking to the wrong person.
cringe
adjective
Embarrassing, awkward, or causing one to feel acute embarrassment.
That outdated joke was absolutely cringe.
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