be embarrassed in Germany

be embarrassed [bimbærəst] geniere

Sentence patterns related to "be embarrassed"

1. Don't be embarrassed by your dandruff problem.

2. Now you don't have to be embarrassed by me.

3. You don't have to be embarrassed in front of me, Professor.

4. In the meantime, I can't be embarrassed by my business associates.

5. Boys or girls may be embarrassed by adolescent problems in coeducation schools.

6. The child who is given such direction will be embarrassed and confused.

7. They also need to be embarrassed and confronted by their honest countrymen.

8. We might be embarrassed, fearing that the elders will think less of us.

9. Cause to be embarrassed; cause to feel self-conscious Familiarity information: Abash used as a …

10. You have a nosebleed , and if you 're like most teens , you may be embarrassed .

11. You don't have to be embarrassed if you wanna add more spiciness to our relationship.

12. If this is about the night the heat went out, there's nothing to be embarrassed about.

13. He is looking at me with a slight frown, disconcerted by something about me, ready to be embarrassed.

14. We might ask ourselves, ‘Would I be embarrassed to witness informally because of the way I am dressed?’

15. Thus we will be proud to wear our convention badge and not be embarrassed to give a witness when we have an opportunity.

16. And don't be embarrassed if it happens to you, he adds. Even professors of dentistry and experts in the field of bad breath sometimes have malodorous mouths.

17. Carnal is an adjective meaning "of the flesh." This makes Carnal relations a subject that kids want to know more about, but one that both kids and parents may be embarrassed to talk about with each other.