embarrass: implies some influence that impedes thought, speech, or action: ~ed to admit that she liked the movie.    (比如被不熟悉的人赞美，被人发现看小人书)


discomfit: implies a hampering or frustrating that accompanies confusion: persistent heckling ~ed the speaker.


abash: presupposes some initial self-confidence that receives a sudden check by something that produces shyness, shame, or a conviction of inferiority: completely ~ed by her swift and cutting retort.


disconcert: implies an upsetting of equanimity and assurance and producing uncertainty or hesitancy: ~ed by the sight of the large audience.


rattle: implies a disorganizing agitation that impairs thought and judgment and undermines normal poise and composure: a tennis player not at all ~d by television cameras.    (disorganize解散溃散)


faze: found chiefly in negative phrases, suggests a loss of assurance or equanimity, often sudden and thorough: a veteran teacher ~d by nothing.


embarrass尴尬: 思维语言行动被阻断停顿，discomfit窘迫: 由于困惑而感到阻碍挫败，abash羞愧: 表示之前有自信但突然羞愧自卑，disconcert不安: 泛指丧失平静自信，变得犹豫不定，rattle紧张慌乱: 让人慌乱无措，无法自信平静，faze: 主要用于否定句，表示突然彻底的丧失自信平静


记忆方法: 1) 首字母EDADRF想成FEAR DD害怕弟弟<==总让人困窘尴尬

        2) 困窘的意思是由于困惑使人难受mean to distress by confusing or confounding.首字母EDADRF想成FEAR DD害怕弟弟<==总让人困窘尴尬              (distress痛苦，这里写成难受)