How is the word honteux translated from French to English

Qui se sent coupable ou gêné par quelque chose.

Feeling guilty or embarrassed about something.

adjective
English translation
ashamed

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  • Il avait honte de son comportement grossier. He was ashamed of his rude behaviour.

  • Elle a eu honte d'avoir oublié l'anniversaire de son amie. She felt ashamed after forgetting her friend's birthday.

  • N'aie pas honte de demander de l'aide. Don't be ashamed to ask for help.

  • As-tu honte de tes erreurs de l'année dernière ? Are you ashamed of your mistakes from last year?

  • Elle a eu honte après s'être emportée contre sa sœur. She felt ashamed after snapping at her sister.

  • Il avait honte d'avouer son échec à l'équipe. He was ashamed to admit his failure to the team.

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FAQ about “honteux”

How is “honteux” translated from French?
“honteux” translates into English as “ashamed”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “honteux” mean?
Meaning of “honteux”: Qui se sent coupable ou gêné par quelque chose. In English — “ashamed”.
What part of speech is “honteux”?
“honteux” is an adjective.
Where can I see examples with “honteux”?
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