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shamed

/ʃeɪmd/

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verb

Avergonzar, humillar

To cause to feel shame.

Examples :

"Her teacher's harsh words shamed her into silence during the class discussion. "

Las duras palabras de su maestra la avergonzaron y la silenciaron durante la discusión en clase.

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verb

Avergonzar, deshonrar

To cover with reproach or ignominy; to dishonor; to disgrace.

Examples :

"The student was shamed by the teacher in front of the class for not doing his homework. "

El profesor avergonzó al estudiante delante de la clase por no hacer sus deberes.

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verb

Avergonzar, humillar

To drive or compel by shame.

Examples :

"The politician was shamed into resigning."

El político fue avergonzado y obligado a dimitir.

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verb

Avergonzarse

To feel shame, be ashamed.

Examples :

"He felt shamed when he realized he had accidentally taken someone else's lunch. "

Se sintió avergonzado cuando se dio cuenta de que accidentalmente había tomado el almuerzo de otra persona.

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verb

Burlarse de, mofar

To mock at; to deride.

Examples :

"The older students shamed the new kid for wearing a funny hat. "

Los estudiantes mayores se burlaron del niño nuevo por usar un sombrero gracioso.

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adjective

Avergonzado, humillado

That has been shamed.

Examples :

"The student, caught cheating, was shamed by the public announcement. "

El estudiante, sorprendido haciendo trampa, fue avergonzado por el anuncio público.

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