embarrassingly

简明释义

英[ɪmˈbærəsɪŋli]美[ɪmˈbærəsɪŋli]

adv. 使人尴尬地；令人难堪地

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1.Despite the embarrassingly derivative design, the TAB certainly looks like a tablet to watch.

尽管是iPad推出后令人尴尬的衍生品设计，不过这款平板电脑看起来的确很像平板电脑。

2.Embarrassingly, it also included trades with other parts of SocGen.

令人尴尬的是，它也包括与兴业其他部门的交易。

3.It took my graduate students and me, embarrassingly, at least ten minutes before we had the answer.

我的研究生和我，花了至少十分钟，才想出来，真不好意思。

4.No Russian (or Soviet) leader had ever made the provocative trip; it caught the Japanese government embarrassingly off guard.

此前没有一个俄罗斯（或前苏联国家）的领导人敢做出这么激进的举动，这着实杀了日本一个措手不及。

5.The play was embarrassingly bad.

这出戏很糟，令人难堪。

6.Indeed, the only danger for the Kremlin is the possibility of an embarrassingly low voter turnout.

的确，俄罗斯面临的唯一危险就是他们可能会获得少量的投票人数，这是会让人难堪的。

7.She told the story of her fall at the party, which was embarrassingly 令人尴尬地 funny.

她讲述了自己在派对上摔倒的故事，令人尴尬地 搞笑。

8.He realized, embarrassingly 令人尴尬地, that he had forgotten her name.

他意识到，令人尴尬地 他忘记了她的名字。

9.The presentation went embarrassingly 令人尴尬地 wrong when the projector failed.

当投影仪故障时，演示令人尴尬地 出了错。

10.I embarrassingly 尴尬地 tripped over my own feet in front of everyone.

我在大家面前尴尬地 绊倒了自己。

11.His joke fell flat, and he felt embarrassingly 非常尴尬地 out of place.

他的笑话没有引起反响，他感到非常尴尬地 不合时宜。

作文

Growing up, we all experience moments that make us cringe in hindsight. One such moment for me happened during my first year of high school. I was nervous about fitting in and making friends, so when I was invited to a party, I was both excited and anxious. I wanted to impress my classmates, but I was also terrified of embarrassing myself. As the night went on, I tried to be cool and confident, but things took an embarrassingly wrong turn. The host had organized a game where everyone had to share their most embarrassing stories. When it was my turn, I thought I could share a funny anecdote from my childhood. I began recounting a tale of how I once tripped and fell into a mud puddle while trying to impress a girl I liked. As I spoke, I noticed my classmates were laughing, but not in the way I had hoped. Their laughter felt mocking rather than supportive. As I continued, I realized that I had misjudged the tone of the room. Instead of a light-hearted story, my tale had turned into something embarrassingly awkward. My face flushed with heat, and I could feel the weight of their stares. I wanted to sink into the floor and disappear. It was a classic case of trying too hard to be funny and failing miserably. After sharing my story, I sat down, feeling defeated. The laughter continued, but it felt like it was directed at me rather than with me. I learned a valuable lesson that night about vulnerability and authenticity. Sometimes, in our attempts to connect with others, we can end up feeling more isolated. In retrospect, those moments are what shape us. They teach us resilience and the importance of self-acceptance. While I felt embarrassingly exposed that night, it ultimately helped me grow. I learned that everyone has embarrassing moments; it’s part of being human. Over time, I became more comfortable with sharing my quirks and flaws. Now, when I think back to that party, I can laugh at myself. I understand that those embarrassingly awkward experiences are what make life interesting. They remind us that perfection is unattainable, and it's okay to stumble along the way. Embracing our imperfections can lead to deeper connections with others. As I moved through high school and into college, I became more open about my past experiences. Sharing those embarrassingly funny stories often brought people together. It created a sense of camaraderie and understanding among my peers. We all have our moments of vulnerability, and acknowledging them can break down barriers. In conclusion, while that night at the party was embarrassingly uncomfortable, it was also a turning point for me. It taught me the value of authenticity and the importance of not taking ourselves too seriously. Life is filled with ups and downs, and sometimes, the most embarrassingly awkward moments can lead to the greatest personal growth. So, the next time you find yourself in a cringe-worthy situation, remember that it’s all part of the journey. Embrace it, learn from it, and most importantly, laugh at it.

在成长过程中，我们都会经历一些让我们在事后感到尴尬的时刻。对我来说，这样的时刻发生在我上高中的第一年。我对融入和交朋友感到紧张，因此当我被邀请参加一个派对时，我既兴奋又焦虑。我想给同学们留下好印象，但我也害怕自己会出丑。随着夜晚的进行，我试图表现得冷静自信，但事情却以一种令人尴尬地错误的方式发展。 主办方组织了一个游戏，每个人都要分享自己最尴尬的故事。当轮到我时，我想分享一个我童年时的有趣轶事。我开始讲述我曾经为了给我喜欢的女孩留下好印象而摔倒在泥坑里的故事。当我讲述的时候，我注意到我的同学们在笑，但并不是我所希望的那种笑声。他们的笑声听起来像是嘲笑而不是支持。 当我继续讲述时，我意识到我误判了房间的气氛。我讲的故事变成了一个令人尴尬地awkward的情形。我的脸热得发烫，我能感觉到他们的目光如同重压。我想要沉入地板中消失。这是一个经典的尝试过于努力想要搞笑却惨遭失败的案例。 分享完我的故事后，我坐下，感到沮丧。笑声仍在继续，但我感觉它是针对我的，而不是与我同在。我在那个晚上学到了一个重要的教训，那就是脆弱和真实。有时候，在我们试图与他人建立联系的过程中，我们可能会感到更加孤立。 回想起来，那些时刻塑造了我们。它们教会我们韧性和自我接纳的重要性。虽然我在那个晚上感到令人尴尬地暴露，但这最终帮助我成长。我明白了每个人都有尴尬的时刻；这是做人的一部分。随着时间的推移，我变得更容易分享我的怪癖和缺陷。 现在，当我想到那个派对时，我可以笑对自己。我明白那些令人尴尬地awkward的经历使生活变得有趣。它们提醒我们完美是无法达到的，跌倒也是可以的。在生活中拥抱我们的不完美可以带来与他人更深的联系。 当我经历高中并进入大学时，我变得更加开放，分享我的过去经历。分享那些令人尴尬地搞笑的故事往往能把人们聚在一起。这在我的同龄人中创造了一种友谊和理解的感觉。我们都有脆弱的时刻，承认这些时刻可以打破障碍。 总之，尽管在派对上的那个晚上是令人尴尬地不舒服，但它也是我人生的转折点。它教会了我真实性的价值，以及不要太认真看待自己的重要性。生活充满了起伏，有时候，最令人尴尬地awkward的时刻可以导致最伟大的个人成长。因此，下次你发现自己处于一个令人尴尬的情况时，请记住，这都是旅程的一部分。拥抱它，从中学习，最重要的是，笑对它。