avergonzar

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avergonzar

transitive verb

1to shame (deshonrar, humillar); to embarrass (abochornar)

el comportamiento de mi marido me avergüenza -> I feel embarrassed by my husomebodyand's behavior

avergonzarse

pronomial verb

1to be ashamed (por remordimiento)(de of); to be embarrassed (de about)

me avergüenzo de haberla insultado (por timidez) -> I'm ashamed to have insulted her

avergonzar [ah-ver-gon-thar’]

article & verb transitive

1To shame, to abash, to confound, or to make ashamed, to put to the blush, to put out of countenance.

verb reflexive

2To shame, or be ashamed, to blush for.

(Yo avergüenzo, yo avergüence, from Avergonzar. V. ACORDAR). (Yo me avergüenzo, yo me avergüence, from Avergonzarse. V. ACORDAR).

avergonzar

verbo:transitivo

(hacer pasar vergüenza) to shame; put to shame; (poner en un aprieto) to embarrass;

verbo:pronominal

avergonzarse

1 (sentir vergüenza) to be ashamed;de, por about, at, of

avergonzarse de hacer algo to be ashamed to do sth; se avergonzó de haberlo dicho he was ashamed at having said it

2 (sentirse violento) to be embarrassed

Verb Conjugation for "avergonzar"

	Presente	Pretérito	Imperfect	Futuro	Subjuntivo
Yo	avergüenzo	avergoncé	avergonzaba	avergonzaré	avergüence
Tú	avergüenzas	avergonzaste	avergonzabas	avergonzarás	avergüences
Ella/Él/Usted	avergüenza	avergonzó	avergonzaba	avergonzará	avergüence
Nosotros	avergonzamos	avergonzamos	avergonzábamos	avergonzaremos	avergoncemos
Vosotros	avergonzáis	avergonzasteis	avergonzabais	avergonzaréis	avergoncéis
Ellos/Ustedes	avergüenzan	avergonzaron	avergonzaban	avergonzarán	avergüencen

Gerund: avergonzando / Participle: avergonzado / Complete avergonzar conjugation >

Paid English to Spanish translation

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clumsy, uncoordinated; slow, dim-witted