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| 1. | a threatening or embarrassing position from which escape is difficult. |
| 危险的或令人尴尬的并且难以逃脱的境地. |
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| 2. | In an embarrassing position. |
| 在令人尴尬的条件下 |
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| 3. | In a difficult or embarrassing position. |
| 处于困境处于一种困难或尴尬的境地 |
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| 4. | clapped at the start, if my lecture can't live up to such enthusiastic applause, it'll put me in the embarrassing |
| 现在鼓掌在先，鄙人的演讲当不起那样热烈的掌声，反觉到一种收到款子交不出货色的惶恐。” |
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| 5. | 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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| 6. | You were in a somewhat embarrassing position. |
| 是的，我理解。你当时的处境有些尴尬。 |
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| -- 来源 -- 企业管理英语口语（第二版）(2) - 33 Negotiations |
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| 7. | To place in a confining or embarrassing position. |
| 使陷于困境将…放到一个受限制或令人尴尬的境地中 |
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| 8. | If you do invite them, over my request, you will find yourself in the embarrassing position of having |
| 你要是不听我的话仍邀他们，那就只好让你的宾客在这里找不到主人，使你陷入万分尴尬的境地了。 |
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| 9. | Madame Michele found herself in an embarrassing position. |
| 米歇尔太太发觉自己陷入尴尬的境地。 |
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| 10. | both of them, and the tone in which Morcerf had just expressed his thanks was so determined that the position |
| 夏多·勒诺和波尚对望了一眼，他们两个人得到了相同的印象：马尔塞夫刚才表示感谢的口气是那样的坚决，假如谈话再继续下去，只会使大家更加为难。” |
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