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embarrassed

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zakłopotany

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Translations

PolishzakłopotanyadjectiveNo voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.
GermanverlegenadjectiveNo voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.
SpanishavergonzadoadjectiveNo voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.
RussianсмущённыйadjectiveNo voice for this language is installed. Speech practice is still available.

Examples of use

Polish

Poczuł się zakłopotany, gdy pomylił imiona.

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English

He felt embarrassed when he mixed up their names.

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German

Er war verlegen, als er ihre Namen verwechselte.

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Spanish

Se sintió avergonzado al confundir sus nombres.

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Russian

Он смутился, когда перепутал их имена.

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Grammar

adjective

Dictionary form
embarrassed

Forms

Forms
Positiveembarrassed
Comparativemore embarrassed
Superlativemost embarrassed
  • Comparison describes differences in degree. Agreement may change these forms in a sentence.
  • English adjectives do not change for gender or number.

Example

He felt embarrassed when he mixed up their names.

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