单词put on the spot
na.: 决定暗杀(某人)
网络: 使尴尬；使某人为难；使处于困境
This is often easier than feeling put on the spot for a decision, and it also lets people know that you"re taking their request seriously.
这比马上做决定要容易得多，这也会别人认为你在认真考虑他们的请求。
Ultimately, the goal of all this preparation is to make you a better designer all the time, not just when you"re being put on the spot.
这些准备工作的目的，是让你成为一个好的设计者，而不是帮你应付尴尬局面。
When put on the spot and asked whether he would repeal NAFTA, he says that would cause more job losses than gains.
当在现场被问及是否会废除北美自由贸易协议时，奥巴马回答，那样做的话，赢得的岗位不会比失去的多。
When put on the spot and asked which side he wanted to win on Saturday, Foster remained firmly perched on the fence with his answer.
当来到现场与他访问后他说想赢得周六的比赛，Foster坚定的站在围栏旁回答。
Being "put on the spot" by a face-to-face question might NOT be the best way to get a truthful answer.
面对面地审问某人也许不是得到真实答案的最佳方式。
When building double - deck booths qualified fire extinguishers should be put on the spot .
搭建二层展台必须设置年检合格的灭火器。
this conference most "squad leader" probably felt they were being "put on the spot " .
这次会上“将军”，大概多半是“将”“班长”的“军”。
"It was when Glen was having a baby and I was put on the spot, " he recalled.
凯利回忆道：“那时正巧碰上格伦孩子出生了，因此我就被放上场了。”
"Mike. . . " I hated being put on the spot. "I don"t think that would be the best idea. "
“迈克……”我不喜欢被置于这种处境。“我不认为这是一个好主意。”
Their biggest fear is being embarrassed and put on the spot.
“他们最大的担心是自己会感到难堪，并处于尴尬境地，”叶雷说。