Embarrassed — Level 3.2

Learn how to use the word 'embarrassed' in English

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Lesson Transcript

Do you know how to use this English word?

embarrassed

It's an adjective that means ""feeling uncomfortable or shy because of something awkward or silly that happened.""

Here's an example.

I'm embarrassed

I'm embarrassed about slipping on the wet floor.

Oliver: I'm embarrassed about slipping on the wet floor.

Steve: Relax, Oliver — your secret's safe with me… and the security cameras.

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embarrassed

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I'm embarrassed

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I'm embarrassed about slipping on the wet floor.

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