disappointing 的定义
- failing to fulfill one's hopes or expectations: a disappointing movie; a disappointing marriage.
disappointing 近义词
unsatisfactory
更多disappointing例句
- The final margin was a throwback to the disappointing Super Bowls of the 1980s.
- It might be disappointing, but you may have to build up your tolerance so you can finally play titles like Halo or Apex Legends.
- In September, the company posted disappointing earnings, which Gill lampooned as a “Chernobyl experience.”
- It’s disappointing that this year, the academic medicine community seems to have shrugged its shoulders.
- Wizards forward Davis Bertans had yet another disappointing shooting night, going 3 for 12 from three-point range, but he scored a critical 11 points.
- Yes, it was a fairly disappointing year in music—one devoid of Goth teen prodigies, Yeezy, and galvanizing rock anthems.
- Two years later, further tests were done, but this time to a disappointing conclusion.
- On the other hand, what broken and disappointing ground it is.
- The response the Foleys received was, for the most part, beyond disappointing—little more than a “pat on the head,” John said.
- Williamson stands by his record of rarely disappointing a customer when they are at a loss as to what suits them.
- Many of the pneumatic actions made to-day, however, are disappointing in these particulars.
- It is without tower or spire of considerable height and somewhat disappointing when viewed from the exterior.
- This was very disappointing to him, as he wanted to make inquiries concerning the manner of their escape.
- They were to me disappointing efforts, if they were meant to be demonstrations of the success of co-operation.
- It was rather disappointing to them to see his face so melancholy, when they expected him to be full of animation and pleasure.