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shame

UK
/ʃeɪm/
US
/ʃeɪm/

Traducciones

shamenoun
shames
pl
He felt a deep sense of shame after the incident.
Он почувствовал глубокий стыд после инцидента.
The scandal brought shame to the entire family.
Скандал принес позор всей семье.
Traducciones adicionales
смущение
унижение
бесчестие
Sinónimos
guilt
embarrassment
disgrace
humiliation
dishonor
mortification
regret
self-reproach
Antónimos
pride
honor
self-respect
shameverb
shamed
Past Simple
shamed
Past Participle
shaming
Gerund
UK
/ʃeɪm/
US
/ʃeɪm/
He tried to shame his opponent during the debate.
Он пытался позорить своего оппонента во время дебатов.
She would often shame her children for their mistakes.
Она часто стыдила своих детей за их ошибки.
Traducciones adicionales
опозорить
Sinónimos
humiliate
embarrass
disgrace
mortify
abash
shameadjective
UK
/ʃeɪm/
US
/ʃeɪm/
Attributive use: ‘shame culture’, ‘shame campaign’, functioning adjectivally before a noun.
Sinónimos
regrettable
unfortunate
pitiful
lamentable
deplorable
embarrassing
sad
shameful
disgraceful
shameinterjection
Exclamatory use expressing disapproval or pity, e.g. ‘Shame!’
Sinónimos
alas
oh dear
what a shame
too bad
that's a pity
what a pity
how sad
pity
aww
tsk

Definiciones

shamenoun
A painful feeling of humiliation or distress caused by the consciousness of wrong or foolish behavior.
He felt a deep sense of shame after realizing his mistake.
A regrettable or unfortunate situation or action.
It's a shame that the concert was canceled due to the weather.
A loss of respect or esteem; dishonor.
The scandal brought shame to the entire family.
A person, action, or situation that causes disgrace or embarrassment.
Your behavior tonight was a shame to the whole team.
The capacity to experience guilt or embarrassment; a sense of moral propriety or conscience.
Have you no shame?
shameverb
To cause someone to feel guilt or embarrassment.
The teacher shamed the student for not completing the assignment on time.
To bring disgrace or dishonor upon someone or something.
The scandal shamed the entire organization.
To make someone feel inadequate by comparison.
Her performance shamed all the other competitors.
shameadjective
Relating to or intended to induce feelings of shame; involving public reproach.
The company launched a shame campaign against litterbugs.
shameinterjection
Used to express disappointment, sympathy, or reproach.
Shame! You should know better than to behave like that.
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