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| 31. | To go away in an embarrassing manner |
| 圉圉而去 |
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| 32. | in a disturbing or embarrassing manner. |
| 以烦扰的方式；或以令人为难的方式。 |
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| 33. | She accepted them with embarrassing gratitude. |
| 她以一种面有难色的感激心情接受了他们。 |
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| 34. | He skillfully dealt with an embarrassing situation. |
| 他很巧妙地应付了一个尴尬局面。 |
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| 35. | Placed in an extremely embarrassing situation |
| 狼狈万状 |
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| 36. | I find myself in an embarrassing situation. |
| 我现在有一件很糗的事。 |
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| 37. | A difficult or embarrassing situation;a predicament. |
| 困境，窘境很困难的或发窘的局面；难题 |
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| 38. | The act or an instance of embarrassing. |
| 困窘的事困窘的动作或事件 |
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| 39. | You rescued me from an embarrassing situation. |
| 是你给我解了围. |
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| 40. | place in a confining or embarrassing position. |
| 放到一个受限制或令人尴尬的境地中。 |
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