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Meanings of embarrass in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "block"
Examples for "block"
1
See that new cell block they're building right beside the golf course?
2
This silver block with attached chain is a good case in point.
3
However, block liner trains, which are booked by individual companies, will continue.
4
Further controls allow people to block particular tracking systems while allowing others.
5
On Sunday Austria's foreign minister threatened to block EU negotiations with Turkey.
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In other words, bureaucratic restrictions only hinder public confidence in credit economies.
2
Does exercise help or hinder our bodies' ability to fight off infections?
3
The scales smooth; praeanal pores none; pupil elliptical, erect; hinder limbs short.
4
Soaring food and other commodity prices might hinder the fight against AIDS.
5
However, they acknowledge encountering challenges that hinder their performance after the training.
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They appeared to pass easily through the police blockade without using violence.
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We therefore investigated whether the continued use of neuraxial blockade was justified.
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Therefore we continue a policy of a naval blockade, Netanyahu told ministers.
4
Homespun; in pursuance of the line of action required by the blockade.
5
The Puhipuhi Mining Action group, which includes local farmers, supported the blockade.
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It aimed not to obstruct the experience of air, view and sea.
2
Therefore, Situ wanted the canopies to obstruct as little space as possible.
3
Preoccupation with the past may obstruct the present and impede the future.
4
That is also a reason we investigated efforts to obstruct the investigation.
5
There is ample-evenoverwhelming-evidencethat Trump sought to obstruct the Russia investigation.
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For another, security concerns continue to stymie all forms of online commerce.
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Others say anything from legislative success to a complete stymie is possible.
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There are many pitfalls to stymie the unwitting start-up company's best efforts.
4
But an unseen force continues to stymie his efforts to use them.
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The holdout bank, which LetterOne did not name, could stymie the plan.
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He also bemoaned a lack of media diversity that stymies political debate.
2
For example, physicists were stymied trying to explain why hot things glowed.
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But the very makeup of federal fishery-management bodies has stymied greater changes.
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Thus, though the weather slowed Gaborn, it had stymied the reavers completely.
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She says she soon felt stymied by the dogma of the church.
Usage of embarrass in anglès
1
They cannot disseminate information, because information would too often embarrass their truth.
2
To embarrass him the Republicans made welfare a major issue this year.
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Critics say the world body does not want to embarrass the government.
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Make sure that he has left absolutely nothing which could embarrass anyone.
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I won't embarrass myself by saying how many times Didier asked Ready?
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Her job now to wait and embarrass herself as minimally as possible.
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I might be embarrassed of course and they'll try to embarrass me.
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Remember that your story cannot embarrass you, it happened in the past.
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I don't want to embarrass you in any way by saying this.
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The idea was to embarrass them into paying any way they could.
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Brougham had surreptitiously conveyed the information in order to embarrass the Court.
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Do we disown our family, friends and neighbours when they embarrass us?
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HORVATH: Is that your puny attempt to embarrass me with my past?
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The lawsuit may embarrass Macron at a delicate moment in French-Saudi relations.
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She says she dreads being mentioned here, that I'll embarrass her somewhat.
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Moton, Fieser felt sure, would embarrass no one and would prove useful.
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