Curb shame is the embarrassment at waiting on the curb obediently as other pedestrians ignore the "don't walk" signal in the absence of traffic。
　　在路邊遵守交通規(guī)則等綠燈的時(shí)候，其他人都忽視“禁行”的交通信號(hào)燈，趁沒車的時(shí)候就會(huì)過馬路，剩下你一個(gè)人傻等。這時(shí)你那種難為情、不好意思的感覺就是curb shame(守交規(guī)的尷尬)。
　　For example:
　　I couldn't stand the curb shame any longer so I crossed with everyone else, even though I needed a break from running all around town。
　　我實(shí)在不能忍受大家都把我看作是守交規(guī)的“異類”，所以我就跟大家一起在綠燈未亮的時(shí)候就過馬路了，雖然我剛在鎮(zhèn)上跑了一圈，需要休息一下。

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