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  • adj. 令人气馁的
  • 动词discourage的现在分词形式.
    • adjective(形容词)
      1. 令人沮丧的

    双解例句

    adjective(形容词)
    1. 令人沮丧的

      Despite the discouraging results, astronomers were not worried.

      尽管结果令人沮丧,但天文学家并不担心。

      He is disappointed by the discouraging news from his doctors.

      他对来自医生的令人沮丧的消息感到失望。

    小知识

    If something is discouraging, it makes you lose your hope or confidence. A discouraging grade in your science class might make you rethink your plans to become a marine biologist.

    The adjective discouraging comes from dis-, “away” or “lack of,” and the Old French coragier, “spirit.” Things that cause you to lose your spirit are certainly discouraging, from disheartening election results to a difficult conversation with your parents about your allowance. It can be discouraging to watch the news sometimes, and you might need to seek out some positive, encouraging stories to rebuild your spirit from time to time.

    实用短语

    1. discouraging news

      令人沮丧的消息

    2. a discouraging

      令人灰心的

    3. failed while discouraging

      在失败的时候气馁

    4. discouraging answer

      令人沮丧的回答

    5. discouraging bid

      非鼓励性叫牌

    6. to hamper by discouraging

      阻挡,通过泄气来阻止

    7. the most discouraging perplexities

      令人极沮丧的事情

    同义词

    dreary  /  depressing  /  gloomy  /  sad  /  chill

    反义词

    adj.使人沮丧的;不起劲的

    encouraging

    同根词

    词根:discourage

    adj.

    discouraged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.

    discouraged劝阻(discourage的过去分词);使失去勇气

    vt.

    discourage阻止;使气馁