Traditional and classic Chinese calligraphic symbols, words, idioms and proverbs for your art design. Created by Andres Leo since 2001.
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List of all related Chinese words in English keywords:
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Please contact with Andres Leo, he will try his best to translate and create a proper version for you.
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ashamed
feeling guilty or embarrassed

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shame

embarrassed

shame; disgrace; humiliation; feel ashamed
shame
disgrace
humiliation
feel ashamed

ashamed, feel ashamed
ashamed
feel ashamed

ashamed, shameful; conscience-stricken; suffer pains of conscience
ashamed, shameful
conscience-stricken
suffer pains of conscience

bashful, ashamed
bashful, ashamed

ashamed and embarrassed
ashamed and embarrassed

ashamed and embarrassed
ashamed and embarrassed

confess, confession, acknowledge something reluctantly, typically because one feels slightly ashamed
to confess
confession
acknowledge something reluctantly,
typically because one feels slightly ashamed

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