be ashamed of
英 [bi: əˈʃeimd ɔv] 美 [bi əˈʃemd ʌv]

v.

感到羞愧，惭愧；耻；

双语例句

1. He has done nothing to be ashamed of.
   他从未做过亏心的事情。
2. As for you, you ought to be ashamed of yourself.
   至于你,你应该感到惭愧。
3. You should be ashamed of what you have done.
   你应为自己所做的事感到羞愧。
4. The child was ashamed of the affectionate fuss his mother was making of him in front of his schoolmates and didn't know where to turn his eyes.
   那孩子见他妈妈当着同学们的面亲亲热热、婆婆妈妈的对待他，感到害臊，不知如何是好。

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