disheartened
disheartened — 形容詞
- disheartenedpositive
- more disheartenedcomparative
- most disheartenedsuperlative
1. less hopeful and less sure of yourself than before, usually after a setback or a
灰心;喪氣
因挫折失去希望與信心
less hopeful and less sure of yourself than before, usually after a setback or a long difficulty
Theo looked disheartened after the music school rejected his application.
Theo 的申請被音樂學校拒絕後,看起來很灰心。
look disheartened after a specific setback
Pim gave a disheartened sigh when the bus drove past without stopping.
公車沒有停下就開過去時,Pim 喪氣地嘆了口氣。
attributive: a disheartened sigh
Soraya felt disheartened after another week of job interviews with no offers.
又過了一週的求職面試卻沒有任何錄取消息,Soraya 感到很灰心。
feel disheartened after repeated difficulty
The young players sounded disheartened after losing three matches before lunch.
小球員們在午餐前連輸三場後,聽起來都很喪氣。
A disheartened Eli folded the poster and left the empty meeting hall.
灰心的 Eli 折起海報,離開了空蕩蕩的會場。
attributive: a disheartened + person
- feel disheartened
- look disheartened
- sound disheartened
- deeply disheartened
- become disheartened
- discouraged
slightly milder; often suggests reduced confidence about one task
- deflated
more informal; often about a sudden drop after one event
- dejected
gloomier and more inward-looking
- demoralized
stronger; suggests a deeper or longer loss of spirit
- encouraged
given fresh confidence or hope
- hopeful
still expecting a good result
- upbeat
informal; cheerful and positive in tone
文法句型
feel / look / sound disheartened
be disheartened by / after something
a disheartened + noun
用法筆記
Most often used after a setback or a run of problems. It commonly appears with feel, look, or sound, and with by or after to name the cause. Slightly more formal and often stronger than discouraged.
常見錯誤
同根字
- dishearten動詞B2
- disheartening形容詞B2
- hearten動詞C1
- heartening形容詞C1