verb | verb | to phrases
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| bring scandal upon (кого-либо); put to shame; put down | |||
| shame (pf of срамить, осрамлять); humble (pf of осрамлять) | |||
| curse at (pf of срамить); swear at (pf of срамить) | |||
| abuse; curse; swear (at); shame; disgrace | |||
| berattle | |||
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| fink out; shame oneself; abuse one another; cover oneself with shame; curse one another; disgrace oneself; put to shame; shame; swear at one another; embarrass oneself (Andrey Truhachev) | |||
| bring shame upon oneself (pf of срамиться) | |||
| fall flat on face (тж. см. fall flat on one's face Taras); put one's foot in it (say or do sth. tactless or embarrassing (Oxford Dictionary) | to say something by accident that embarrasses or upsets someone: (Cambridge Dictionary) • I really put my foot in it today. Malcolm introduced me to a young girl named Phyllis and I asked him in front of everyone if she was his daughter and he said no, she was his wife. Awfully embarrassing... ART Vancouver) | |||
| abuse; curse; swear (at); make a fool of oneself (Andrey Truhachev) | |||
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осрамить : 4 phrases in 2 subjects |
| Idiomatic | 1 |
| Informal | 3 |