abashed in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for abashed in the English»Spanish Dictionary

abashed [Am əˈbæʃt, Brit əˈbaʃt] ADJ pred

abashed

avergonzado

to be abashed at sth

avergonzarse or sentir vergüenza de algo

abashed in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for abashed in the English»Spanish Dictionary

abashed [əˈbæʃt] ADJ

abashed

avergonzado, -a

to be abashed at sth

avergonzarse de algo

abashed Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to be abashed at sth

avergonzarse de algo

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

I know you'd never ogle a female colleague but, if you're caught in a glance, just pull an abashed face and move on.

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Those who did it should be abashed of themselves.

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The wife looks abashed and tries to mumble something.

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Not, as is usual, out of an interest in protecting the source, but because of a certain abashed-ness at not knowing the source.

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Some of the ladies who are taking part in the workshop look rather abashed at this.

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I used to feel mildly abashed about my daily habit.

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Carter was suitably abashed by such a character reference.

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But when he finds out who she really is, he's abashed.

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They are aggressive and kind, free of sharp elbows, comfortable revealing and being abashed by their transgressions.

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He wished the princesses were there to show them how abashed they should be.

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