丢人 (diū rén): Lose face (Verb) — Meaning & Stroke Order

He felt very embarrassed for saying the wrong thing in public.

Losing composure at such an important international conference is truly losing face abroad.

Don't you think it's embarrassing to boast in front of your elders?

Making loud noises in public is embarrassing; we should pay attention to our behavior.

Not only does he not feel ashamed of plagiarizing, but he also defends himself with a lot of arguments.

I never thought that backing down over such a trivial matter would be so humiliating.

As a member of the team, performing poorly in the competition not only embarrasses oneself but also affects the reputation of the entire team.

This is not something to be ashamed of; having the courage to admit mistakes is precisely a sign of maturity.