引语: 周末到了,苏珊在家休息,就和3个小家伙聊起了自己以前遇到的一些让她 羞愧尴尬 的事。
Susan: You know what? Sometimes I feel ashamed of something I have done before.
Winson: Oh? Can you talk about it?
Susan: I broke a vase by accident when I was young, but I didn't tell it to my parents.
Scot: And?
Susan: My parents said that a good child should dare to admit mistakes. I went scarlet with shame at that time.
Winson: Oh, poor little Susan.
苏珊: 你们知道吗?有时我为自己以前做过的一些事感到特别羞愧。
温森: 哦?说来听听。
苏珊: 我小时候不小心打碎了一只花瓶,但我没有告诉父母。
斯科特: 然后呢?
苏珊: 我父母说好孩子要敢于承认自己的错误,我当时感到羞愧极了。
温森: 哦,可怜的小苏珊。
Dolby: Have you ever met with something embarrassing?
Susan: Yeah. Once I invited my good friend for coffee. When checking out, I found I forgot to take my purse.
Winson: What happened then?
Susan: My friend paid for it. I really felt embarrassed.
Winson: I can understand your feeling.
杜比: 你遇到过令人尴尬的事情吗?
苏珊: 是的。有一次,我邀请好朋友喝咖啡,结账时发现我忘了带钱包。
温森: 那后来呢?
苏珊: 我朋友结了账,这让我很尴尬。
温森: 我能理解你当时的心情。
I'm ashamed that I did that. 我为自己所做的事感到羞愧。
I feel ashamed of myself. 我为自己感到羞愧。
He blushed to the roots of his hair. 他羞愧极了。
I could only hide my face in shame. 我恨不得找个地缝钻进去。
I'm so embarrassed. 我觉得很尴尬。
I also have embarrassing moments. 我也有尴尬的时候。
Won't you feel embarrassed? 你不会感到尴尬吗?
ashamed [ə'ʃeimd] adj. 感到羞愧的,感到害臊的
scarlet ['skɑ:lit] adj. 绯红色的,猩红的
embarrassing [im'bærəsiŋ] adj. 令人为难的,尴尬的
come out 出现,显露;出版,发表;结果是
embarrassed [im'bærəst] adj. 尴尬的;窘迫的