Avergonzarte (en. Embarrass you)

/a.βeɾ.ɡon.θaɾ.te/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To feel dishonor or discomfort due to a fault or mistake.

English: I am embarrassed for having arrived late to the meeting.

Me avergonzarte de haber llegado tarde a la reunión.

English: To experience a sense of displeasure or humiliation for one's own behavior or that of others.

English: She is embarrassed by her inappropriate comments.

Ella se avergonzarte de sus comentarios inapropiados.

English: To feel ashamed when being the center of attention.

English: You felt embarrassed when everyone was looking at you while telling your story.

Te avergonzarte cuando todos te miraban al contar tu historia.

English: From Latin 'vergonzia', which means 'shame'.

English: to be ashamed of

English: To feel shame for something one has done.

avergonzarse de

English: to have no shame

English: To act without any kind of shame or remorse.

no tener vergüenza

English: to cause secondhand embarrassment

English: To feel shame for someone else's actions.

dar vergüenza ajena

English: shame

English: An uncomfortable feeling or dishonor resulting from a fault.

vergüenza

English: dishonor

English: Loss of honor or dignity.

deshonra

English: humiliation

English: The act of humiliating or belittling someone.

humillación

English: Extreme guilt for a mistake made.

English: I feel a shame that I can't even go out on the street.

Me da una vergüenza que no puedo ni salir a la calle.

English: To feel that one has no dignity due to their behavior.

English: The way he acted embarrassed me and everyone present.

La forma en que actuó me avergonzarte a mí y a todos los presentes.