shame
🇺🇸
/ʃeɪm/
🇬🇧
/ʃeɪm/
noun
B2
A feeling of regret or disappointment for something that is thought to be wrong or bad.
It's a shame that you can't join us for dinner.
你不能来和我们一起吃晚饭，真遗憾。
B2
A feeling of embarrassment or guilt because of something you have done wrong or foolish.
He felt shame for his dishonest actions.
他为自己的不诚实行为感到羞愧。
R
The quality of being able to feel embarrassed or guilty about one's actions.
The child showed no shame after breaking the vase.
孩子打碎了花瓶后没有表现出羞愧。
R
The loss of respect or honor due to one's actions.
There is no shame in admitting when you're wrong.
承认错误并不可耻。
verb
R
To cause someone to feel ashamed or embarrassed.
His generosity shamed the rest of us into giving more.
他的慷慨让我们其他人感到羞愧，促使我们给予更多。
R
To cause someone to lose honor or respect.
You have shamed your family with your behavior.
你的行为让你的家人蒙羞。
interjection
R
An expression of sympathy or approval.
Shame, you did a great job!
真遗憾，你做得很棒！
translation
羞耻, 惭愧, 羞耻心, 耻辱
使羞愧, 羞辱
遗憾
词形变化
3rd Present
shames
Progressive
shaming
Past
shamed
Perfect
shamed
Plural
shames