disheartening / dɪsˈhɑr tn ɪŋ /

令人沮丧的不令人满意的令人沮丧不令人满意

disheartening 的定义

adj. 形容词 adjective
  1. depressing a person’s hope, courage, or spirits; discouraging:It's been disheartening to see some of her old habits and fears returning, even though they aren't as bad as when she was much younger.

disheartening 近义词

v. 动词 verb

depress, ruin one's hopes

更多disheartening例句

  1. Because Walters's story of triumph is the prime thread of the documentary it overshadows the more disheartening stories.
  2. Nevertheless, it's somewhat disheartening to see so relatively tame a documentary provoking such heated reactions.
  3. Elaine McIntosh and Isis Cox endured an even more disheartening ride from Buffalo.
  4. Nguyen uses magic realism to tell this story, mixing the surreal with the real, to effectively tell the disheartening tale.
  5. The sight of him was made all the more disheartening by the thought of everything Etan Patz might have become.
  6. She poured out some chocolate, took it hurriedly, and quitted the room, leaving her husband in a disheartening reverie.
  7. Things are going on here in their usual gently disheartening gait.
  8. At first sight it seems disheartening to find that physicians are so easily humbugged.
  9. We explored almost every bay and inlet we came across, but of course always with the same disheartening result.
  10. The condition of these articles, too, is most disheartening.