shame - definition of shame


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English - Definition of shame

n. embarrassment; disgrace; dishonor

v. embarrass; bring dishonor; humiliate; compel through guilt

English To Spanish - shame

s. vergüenza, afrenta, azaramiento, bochorno; escarnio, desgracia, ignominio, ludibrio, oprobio, lástima, conmiseración

v. avergonzar, abochornar, baldonar, deshonrar a, humillar

English To French - shame

n. honte, déshonneur, infamie

v. faire honte; déshonorer; frapper d'infamie; humilier; mortifier; piquer l'amour propre de quelqu'un

English To German - shame

n. Schande; Scham; Schamgefühl; Schandfleck

v. schämen; sich schämen

English To Italian - shame

s. vergogna; senso di pudore, ritegno; onta, disonore, ignominia; (fam) peccato

v. far vergognare, far provare vergogna a; disonorare, recare onta a; indurre per la vergogna; fare sfigurare con la propria superiorità, eclissare, oscurare

English To Portuguese - shame

s. vergonha, vexame; desonra; escândalo

v. envergonhar; desonrar; humilhar; envergonhar-se

English To Russian - shame

с. стыд, позор, срам, бесславие, неприятность, досада

г. стыдить, пристыдить, совестить, позорить, посрамить, осрамить

English To Turkish - shame

f. utandırmak, mahçup etmek, ayıp etmek, yazık etmek, namusunu kirletmek, tecâvüz etmek

i. utanç, utanma, utanılacak şey, ayıp, yüz karası, leke, yazık

English To Albanian - shame

n. turp, turpërim, çnderim

English To Dutch - shame

zn. schaamte; schande

ww. schamen; schaamte voelen; beschaamd maken; te schande maken

English To Greek - shame

επίθ. αίσχος

ουσ. ντροπή, εντροπή, όνειδος

ρήμ. καταισχύνω, ντροπιάζω, εντροπιάζω

English To ChineseS - shame

(名) 羞耻, 可耻的人, 羞愧

(动) 使羞愧, 侮辱

English To ChineseT - shame

(名) 羞恥, 可恥的人, 羞愧

(動) 使羞愧, 侮辱

English To Japanese - shame

(動) 恥をかかせる; 侮辱する

(名) 恥ずかしさ; 恥; 恥ずべきこと

English To Korean - shame

명. 부끄러움; 치욕; 창피

동. 부끄럽게 하다; 창피를 주다; 모욕하다; 치욕스럽게 하다

Definitions

noun: a painful emotion resulting from an awareness of inadequacy or guilt

noun: a state of dishonor Example:One mistake brought shame to all his family.

noun: an unfortunate development

verb: compel through a sense of shame Example:She shamed him into making amends.

verb: surpass or beat by a wide margin

verb: cause to be ashamed

verb: bring shame or dishonor upon

Dictionarist.com

Synonyms for shame
1. disgrace: scandal, contempt, stigma, dishonour, infamy, ignominy, opprobrium
2. humiliation: embarrassment, mortification, abashment, chagrin, compunction, remorse, discomposure
3. remorse: guilt, compunction, contrition
4. embarrass: humiliate, mortify, humble
5. dishonour: disgrace, defile, scandalise, scandalize, tarnish, soil, sully, stain

Tenses for shame
Present participle: shaming
Present: shame (3.person: shames)
Past: shamed
Future: will shame
Present conditional: would shame
Present Perfect: have shamed (3.person: has shamed)
Past Perfect: had shamed
Future Perfect: will have shamed
Past conditional: would have shamed