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1 ashamed
adj. beschaamd[ əsjeemd]♦voorbeelden:be ashamed for • zich schamen/generen voorbe ashamed of • zich schamen overyou should be ashamed of yourself • je moest je schamen -
2 be ashamed
v. beschaamd zijn (vb. "Ik voelde me zeer beschaamd over het gedrag en onbeleefdheid van mijn zoon") ; gekweld worden door schuldige gevoelens, spijt voelen (bv. " Was she ashamed for having lied?"); verward zijn (bv. "I was ashamed to ask my father for money") -
3 be ashamed for
be ashamed forzich schamen/generen voor -
4 be ashamed of
be ashamed of -
5 feel ashamed
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6 you ought to be ashamed of yourselves
you ought to be ashamed of yourselvesEnglish-Dutch dictionary > you ought to be ashamed of yourselves
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7 you should be ashamed of yourself
you should be ashamed of yourselfEnglish-Dutch dictionary > you should be ashamed of yourself
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8 feeling ashamed
zich beschaamd voelen -
9 thoroughly ashamed
diep geschaamd -
10 utterly ashamed
volslagen beschaamd (volkomen beschaamd) -
11 was ashamed of himself
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12 was thoroughly ashamed
was diep geschaamd -
13 yourselves
pron. jullie zelf; voor jullie zelf; van jullie zelf2 zelf♦voorbeelden:you ought to be ashamed of yourselves • jullie zouden je moeten schamenyou yourselves should know • jullie zouden het zelf moeten weten
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ashamed — ashamed, mortified, chagrined mean acutely or manifestly conscious of embarrassment and humiliation. One is ashamed whose embarrassment and humiliation are mixed sometimes with a sense of guilt and always with the awareness of being discredited… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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ashamed — ashamed; ashamed·ly; ashamed·ness; un·ashamed; … English syllables
ashamed — [ə shāmd′] adj. [ME < OE asceamod, pp. of ascamian, to be ashamed < a , A 2 + scamian < scamu, SHAME] 1. feeling shame because something bad, wrong, or foolish was done 2. feeling humiliated or embarrassed, as from a sense of inadequacy… … English World dictionary
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ashamed — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ feeling embarrassed or guilty. DERIVATIVES ashamedly adverb. ORIGIN Old English … English terms dictionary
ashamed — a|shamed [ ə ʃeımd ] adjective ** feeling guilty or embarrassed because you have done something wrong, or think that you have not reached a standard that people expect: I regret the incident and am deeply ashamed and embarrassed. ashamed of: He s … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
ashamed — a|shamed S3 [əˈʃeımd] adj [not before noun] 1.) feeling embarrassed and guilty because of something you have done ashamed of/at ▪ I felt ashamed of the things I d said to him. be ashamed to do sth ▪ I m ashamed to admit that I ve never read any… … Dictionary of contemporary English
ashamed — adj. 1) thoroughly ashamed 2) ashamed of (he was ashamed of himself) 3) ashamed to + inf. (she was ashamed to admit her mistake) 4) ashamed that + clause (he was ashamed that his family was poor) * * * [ə ʃeɪmd] thoroughlyashamed ashamedof (he… … Combinatory dictionary