ashamed
英 [ə'ʃeɪmd]
美 [ə'ʃemd]
英語の語源
- 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 The verb is obsolete, but the past participle lives on.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.
例文
- 1. I felt incredibly ashamed of myself for getting so angry.
- 私は自分がそんなに怒っていることを深く恥じています。
- 2.He knew full well he 'd be ashamed of himself later.
- 彼は自分が後になったらどこにもいられないことをよく知っている。
- 3.I 'm a lesbian and I 'm not ashamed about it.
- 私はレズビアンですが、それを恥じていません。
- 4.You ought to be ashamed of yourselves.You 've created this problem.
- あなたたちは恥じるべきで、すべてあなたたちが引き起こした災いです。
- 5.Women are often ashamed to admit they are being abused.
- 女性は、受けた侵害を認めることを恥じることが多い。