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inter·net ˈsham·ing SUST. no pl.

I . shame [ʃeɪm] SUST. no pl.

2. shame (disgrace):

3. shame (a pity):

škoda f
what a shame!
it's a [great] shame that ...
[velika] škoda je, da ...

II . shame [ʃeɪm] V. trans.

1. shame (make ashamed):

sramotiti [form. perf. osramotiti]

2. shame (bring shame on):

Ejemplos monolingües (no verificados por la redacción de PONS)

inglés
Teachers use such public practices to coerce other students to behave by humiliating, shaming or chastening badly behaved students.
theconversation.com
These included mandatory lockouts, plastic cups and the naming and shaming of the most violent venues.
en.wikipedia.org
This can cause increased bedwetting incidents, leading to more punishment and shaming.
en.wikipedia.org
The creators note that their play is a call to action a reminder that slut-shaming is happening every day, almost everywhere.
en.wikipedia.org
It is speculated that the controversy that erupted may have long-term effects on the incidence of slut-shaming in broadcast media.
en.wikipedia.org
His publicity campaign, inviting a barrage of embarrassing headlines in the global press, was instrumental in shaming the officials involved into eventually releasing the boys.
en.wikipedia.org
The reality is that the most vicious body shaming comes from our own waspish tongues.
www.independent.ie
Armed with fresh political imagination, defenders of the biosphere have managed to craft new ways of shaming and chastening arrogant power elites.
theconversation.com
Shaming tactics can be very subtle such as a fierce look or glance, unpleasant tone of voice, rhetorical comments, subtle sarcasm.
en.wikipedia.org
Naming and shaming no longer work for calloused thieves.
lifestyle.inquirer.net

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