1.为难,狼狈;
1.The derivative of discomfit
2.a feeling of being embarrassed
1.Hindley, enjoying his discomfiture , gratified to see what a forbidding young blackguard he would be compelled to present himself.
欣德利先生喊到，他非常享受看着希斯克利夫的窘迫，也很想看着难以亲近的小流氓将如何表现自己。
2.Egyptians relish Israel's growing discomfiture in the region. But they do not want another war.
埃及人乐于看到以色列在中东越来越狼狈。
3.Others confess to experiencing a more serious discomfiture.
其他人则承认自己的经历更加糟糕。
4.Seeing his discomfiture , Grant spoke up. "Well, go ahead, officer. Do your duty. I'll accept your ticket. "
格兰特见他尴尬，就说：「警察先生，来吧，执行你的职责，我会把传票收下。」
5.Behavior that causes discomfiture or annoyance in another.
恶作剧导致他人不适或恼怒的行为
6.Though it told against themselves, the joke was too good, and Becky burst out laughing at Rawdon's discomfiture.
他们虽然吃了大亏，这笑话儿却妙不可言。贝基看见罗顿垂头丧气的样子忍不住哈哈大笑。
7.Although they have suffered a lot of incredible tribulation and discomfiture, yet neither of them were subservient .
尽管他们遭遇了许多让人惊异的挫折和不幸，但是没有一个人屈服。
8.Of this work of imagination poor Tess and her parents were naturally in ignorance - much to their discomfiture;
关于这个运用想象力的杰作，可怜的苔丝和她的父母自然一无所知——更多的是令他们难堪；
9.They discovered to their vast discomfiture that their idol had feet of clay, after placing him upon a pedestal(James Joyce)
在他们把此人当作一个了不起的人物以后，令他们大为懊恼的是他们发现这位偶像有缺点还犯了错误（詹姆斯·乔伊丝）
10.But causing a fish discomfiture
但折腾一条鱼