embarrass (someone) with (something)

To shame someone with something. Mom, I can't believe you embarrassed me with my baby pictures when all of my friends were over!

embarrass someone with something

to use something to make someone feel bad or ashamed. Please don't embarrass me with that old story again. Maria embarrassed Henry with a reminder of what had happened.

词组	embarrass (someone) with (something)
释义	embarrass (someone) with (something) embarrass (someone) with (something) To shame someone with something. Mom, I can't believe you embarrassed me with my baby pictures when all of my friends were over! See also: embarrass Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. embarrass someone with something to use something to make someone feel bad or ashamed. Please don't embarrass me with that old story again. Maria embarrassed Henry with a reminder of what had happened. See also: embarrass McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: embarrass with put (someone or something) to shame put somebody/something to shame put to shame embarrass embarrass (one) about (something) embarrass about embarrass into doing embarrass (someone) into (doing something) look down at (someone or something)
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