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  • adj. 泄气的
  • 动词discourage的过去式和过去分词形式.
    • adjective(形容词)
      1. 泄气的,垂头丧气的,心灰意冷的

    双解例句

    adjective(形容词)
    1. 泄气的,垂头丧气的,心灰意冷的

      I think he felt discouraged because of all the criticism he'd received.

      我觉得他挨了那么多批评已经心灰意冷了。

    小知识

    If you work and work on a project and never seem to make any progress, you may feel discouraged, meaning your enthusiasm and optimism have been replaced by doubt and negativity.

    If you’ve ever felt discouraged, you won’t be surprised to learn that the word’s French origins refer to courage that has being taken away. The adjective describes people who no longer feel that good things will happen, such as discouraged job-seekers, who despite sending hundreds of applications to prospective employers, never get any responses. They may have “lost the courage” to keep looking for work.

    实用短语

    1. don't be discouraged

      不要灰心,请不要失落,但别气馁

    2. don't get discouraged

      不要气馁

    3. discouraged worker

      丧志工人

    4. easily discouraged

      容易泄气,容易气馁

    5. to get discouraged

      气馁

    6. be discouraged

      灰心,气馁,自馁,灰心丧气

    7. not discouraged

      不气馁,并不气馁,不要气馁,并不灰心

    8. lose heart become discouraged

      沮丧,灰心

    9. even now i get discouraged

      即使现在我灰心沮丧

    同义词

    downhearted  /  disappointed  /  cheerless  /  despondent  /  downcast  /  despairing  /  dejected  /  crestfallen  /  frustrated

    同根词

    词根:discourage

    adj.

    discouraging使人沮丧的;令人气馁的

    adv.

    discouragingly使人气馁地,使人沮丧地;阻止地

    n.

    discouragement气馁;挫折;劝阻

    v.

    discouraging沮丧(discourage的ing形式);失去勇气

    vt.

    discourage阻止;使气馁