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sheepish

/ˈʃiː.pɪʃ/

Übersetzung: Beschreibt eine Person, die verlegen oder beschämt wirkt, oft wegen eines kleinen Fehlers oder einer peinlichen Situation.

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adjective

/ˈʃiː.pɪʃ/B2formal
  • deBeschreibt eine Person, die verlegen oder beschämt wirkt, oft wegen eines kleinen Fehlers oder einer peinlichen Situation.

Describes a person who feels or shows embarrassment or shame, often due to a minor mistake or awkward situation.

  1. Embarrassed or ashamedB2formal

    Showing a feeling of embarrassment or shame, often due to a minor mistake or awkward situation.

    deVerlegen

    • He gave a sheepish grin after forgetting her name.
    • She felt sheepish about arriving late to the meeting.
    • His sheepish apology was accepted by the group.

    Synonymeabashedashamedawkwardchagrinedembarrassedhangdogmortifiedred-facedself-consciousshamefaced

    Antonymeconfidentproudshamelessunabashed

  2. Timid or meekC1formal

    Having a shy, docile, or submissive nature, similar to a sheep.

    deSchüchtern

    • The new intern was sheepish and rarely spoke up.
    • His sheepish demeanor made him an easy target for teasing.
    • She walked with a sheepish step, avoiding eye contact.

    Synonymebashfuldiffidentdocilemeekovermodestshysubmissivetimid

    Antonymeassertiveaudaciousboldbraveconfidentcourageousdaringfearless

Formen
  • more sheepish comparative form
  • most sheepish superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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