disheartened

英 [dɪsˈhɑːtnd]

美 [dɪsˈhɑːrtnd]

adj.  灰心的;失望的;气馁的

过去式：disheartened　过去分词：disheartened　

BNC.41606 / COCA.34933

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 灰心的;失望的;气馁的
  If you aredisheartened, you feel disappointed about something and have less confidence or less hope about it than you did before.
  1. He was disheartened by their hostile reaction.
     他们的敌对反应让他打了退堂鼓。

英英释义

adj

• made less hopeful or enthusiastic
  1. desperate demoralized people looking for work
  2. felt discouraged by the magnitude of the problem
  3. the disheartened instructor tried vainly to arouse their interest
  Synonym:demoralizeddemoraliseddiscouraged

双语例句

• He had felt depressed and disheartened.
  他觉得沮丧和气馁。
• The style of these appointments has disheartened pro-market reformers.
  这些任命使亲市场的改革家沮丧万分。
• She is gone, he died, his disheartened by.
  她走了，他死了，他的心死了。
• This defeat has really disheartened the team.
  这次战败确实使该队垂头丧气。
• He was disheartened at the result.
  这个结果使他垂头丧气。
• We do not be disheartened, cannot be unrealistically optimistic either.
  我们既不要悲观失望，也不能盲目乐观。
• Col.3:21 Fathers, do not vex your children, that they may not be disheartened.
  西三21作父亲的，不要惹你们儿女的气，免得他们灰心丧志。
• Our army in Italy was somewhat disheartened by the removal of seven divisions.
  我们在意大利的军队因为被调走七个师，士气有些沮丧。
• It disheartened all of us that she had been dismissed.
  她被解雇了，这使我们大家都很沮丧。
• If this is not affirmed, people will be disheartened.
  不肯定这一点，就泄气。