Word
disembarrass
/ˌdisimˈbærəs/
verb
使摆脱困境；使免除
核心释义
relieve from something, such as embarrassment or a difficulty
- 1.
使摆脱(困境或尴尬)；使解除(负担等)。
To get (someone) out of a difficult or embarrassing situation; to free (someone) from the embarrassment (of a situation); (often reflexive) to relieve (someone of a burden, item of clothing, etc.).
使摆脱(困境或尴尬)；使解除(负担等)。；使摆脱困境；使免除
用法In use
He tried to disembarrass himself from the awkward situation.
用法提示：disembarrass 作为动词，表示‘使摆脱’，这里用原形。
She disembarrassed herself of the heavy burden.
用法提示：disembarrassed 是过去式，表示‘使免除’。
The lawyer disembarrasses his client from the legal trouble.
用法提示：disembarrasses 是第三人称单数形式，表示‘使摆脱困境’。
disembarrass oneself of sth
He disembarrassed himself of the heavy coat.
他脱掉了沉重的大衣。
disembarrass sb of sth
The lawyer disembarrassed his client of all charges.
相关词与表达Connections
易混词Confusing words
- embarrass
- 使尴尬 · disembarrass 表示“使摆脱困境”，而 embarrass 表示“使尴尬”，两者拼写极其相似，但含义相反或不同。
词族Word family
- disembarrasses
- third person singular
- disembarrassed
- past, past participle
- disembarrassing
- present participle
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