英和和英

disgrace oneself

to suffer disgrace―disgrace oneself―bring disgrace on oneself―cover oneself with shame―be covered with shame―be clothed wit disgrace―be put to shame―be put to the blush

to make oneself ridiculous―make an ass of oneself

the state of being put to shame

to wipe out a disgrace―wipe away a reproach―clear one's reputation―vindicate one's honour―vindicate one's character

to endure obloquy―put up with contumelies―drug one's sense of shame―eat dirt―eat crow―eat humble―pie

the state of being bitterly humiliated

the state of feeling bashful or shy

the condition or state of feeling ashamed

a person who is put to shame

to wipe away a disgrace

bring [fall] into contempt

(of a person) to look ashamed

the condition of experiencing terrible shame

the act of boasting

a state of turning red with shame

an act of feeling ashamed

to feel jealous from envy

to cast shame behind one―live in open shame

the condition of being angry and bearing a grudge

Shame on you!

the act of behaving arrogantly

to wipe away a disgrace―wipe out a reproach―vindicate one's honour―vindicate one's character―whitewash oneself

to have a sense of honour―to be sensible to shame―alive to the feeling of honour

an act of getting angry and bearing a grudge

to insult one in public―（無意志なら）―put one to howling shame

the state of being very ashamed

（The samurai was privileged） to cut down a commoner for improper behaviour

a condition of having a grudge thus being in agony

to make oneself doubtly ridiculous