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词性:adjective
例句1. the article gives a dispiriting view of the future’
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||1: Perhaps most dispiriting of all, virtually none of those interviewed acknowledges responsibility for what was done. ||2: Most of their explanations are variations on “we were only obeying orders”. “What could I do?” “But I helped people, many people!” “I suffered also, you know.” “This was usual then.” ||3: The gassing of 5,000 Kurds in Halabja was, concedes a seemingly upright general, “a political mistake”.
||1:或许最令人气馁的是,事实上没有一个受访者承认对自己的所作所为负有责任。||2:他们的辩解说来道去,大多都是“我们只是在执行命令”,“我有什么办法呢?”“但我还是帮了人的,很多人!”,“你知道的,我也很痛苦。”||3:一名似乎还算正直的将军说,在哈拉布甲用毒气杀害5000名库尔德人的事件,“是一个政治错误”。
What could be more dispiriting than being in pain while feeling trapped at work?
还有什么比在工作中陷入痛苦更令人沮丧的呢?
William Saito, a serial entrepreneur who travels the country encouraging graduates to start new businesses, says he has spent the past five years trying to undo the dispiriting effect of Mr Horie’s fall and punishment on young people.
连环创业者威廉斋藤游遍全国去游说毕业生创业,他说,他过去五年都在尝试解开堀江贵文的失败为年轻人们带来的负面效应。
THIS week’s figures for the euro-zone economy were dispiriting by any measure. An already feeble and faltering recovery has stumbled. Output across the euro area was flat in the second quarter. That followed a poor start to the year when the single-currency club managed to grow by just 0.2%.
无论怎么看,欧元区本周的经济数据都是令人失望的,疲软脆弱的复苏已经摇摇欲坠。第二季度欧元区的GDP增长速度为零,而在此之前的第一季度,这个单一货币组织仅仅实现了0.2%的增长。
The experience was dispiriting for Keynes, who wrote a number of scathing essays in the 1920s, pointing out the risks of the agreement and of the post-war economic system more generally.
这段经历令凯恩斯大失所望,促使他在20年代写了一系列尖锐的文章,从更为宏观的角度,指出了这些协议以及战后经济体系的风险。
adjective
1.Causing someone to lose enthusiasm and hope; disheartening.
‘it was a _dispiriting_ occasion’
‘A number of _dispiriting_ things have happened recently.’
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