ashamed

英 [ə'ʃeɪmd] 美[ə'ʃemd]

反义词

ashamed: ashamed: [OE] Ashamed is an Old English compound, formed ultimately from the noun scamu ‘shame’. The verb derived from this, scamian, meant ‘feel shame’ as well as (as in modern English) ‘put to shame’, and in this sense the intensive prefix ā- was added to it. The resulting verb ashame died out in the 16th century, but its past participle ashamed has survived.
=> shame
ashamed (adj.): Old English asceamed "feeling shame, filled with shame," past participle of ascamian "to feel shame," from a- intensive prefix + scamian "be ashamed, blush; cause shame" (see shame (v.)). The verb is obsolete, but the past participle lives on. Meaning "reluctant through fear of shame" is c. 1300.

1. I felt incredibly ashamed of myself for getting so angry.: 我对自己发那么大的火而深感惭愧。

4. You ought to be ashamed of yourselves. You've created this problem.: 你们应该感到惭愧，都是你们惹的祸。