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I thing I'll embarrasse him

... it correctly, lest we embarrass ourselves or betray a...

But showing off the presents could embarrass the guests who did not bring one.

He meant to discredit the leader.

Such practices discredit the State Language Law, as well as raises doubts of the ability of the authorities to ensure its observance.

to make others think that something or someone lacks the positve features they used to believe inHe meant to discredit the leader.

The company's lawyers tried to discredit her testimony.; To her discredit, she never admitted her role in the scandal.

There is no disgrace in being poor.

Is it a disgrace to be divorced with children?

Your behavior brought disgrace on our family.

To disgrace myself.

It will take a long time to live down your disgrace.

Poverty is a pain, but no disgrace.

It is a disgrace of today's world and a grave sign of our decline.

He brought disgrace on his family. / Your behaviour was a disgrace.

It will be disgrace for my family

[+ that] It's a disgrace that money is being wasted like this. przynosić hańbę komuś/czemuś You are a disgrace to your profession.

This love affair is a big disgrace for him as a politician

It builds very heavily on previous legislation, and the implementation of this legislation has been a disgrace.

After his cheating was discovered during the Montreal Olympics, the fencer was sent home in disgrace.

A person who commits a crime is an example of a disgrace to a family

We might as well die as disgrace ourselves.