dispiriting

现在分词：

动词现在分词: dispiriting

更多词形：

动词过去式: dispirited | 动词过去分词: dispirited | 动词现在分词: dispiriting | 动词第三人称单数: dispirits |

单词例句：

The outlook for 2009 is dispiriting.

2009的前景也是不容乐观的。

Delegates hailed the “renewed”, “rejuvenated” or “re-energised” American effort after seven years of ever more costly and dispiriting fighting.

代表们为美国能继续的努力，为打击极端分子活动恢复活力，为振奋人们的精神的努力而欢呼。

To shake or destroy the courage or resolution of;dispirit.

使沮丧，使灰心动摇或失去勇气或果断;使灰心

The dispiriting task of assessing damage at the Harlow research institute took several days.

在哈罗研究所，清点损失的任务令人诅丧，做这项工作费了好几天。

A while ago I had a dispiriting conversation with another eminent European scientist.

刚才，我和另一位著名的欧洲科学家进行了一次令人沮丧的谈话。

Wallerstein took an ever growing readership through a dispiriting landscape of anger and grief，of children unable to fit in with peers and young adults crippled in their own attempts at love.

华勒斯坦笔下，有愤怒与悲伤，有跟不上同龄人的小孩，还有在爱情道路上跌倒的青年男女，营造出令人心情惨淡的世界，从而获得愈来愈多读者的肯定。

She felt as if she ought to continue and inquire elsewhere, but the results so far were too dispiriting.

她觉得她该到别的地方再打听打听，但是迄今为止的结果太让她失望了。

I find the very sight of raw broccoli and cauliflower on a buffet table dispiriting.

看到冷餐桌上那些生的花椰菜和花菜我就倒胃口。

dispirit a person from future exertions

使一个人丧失为未来努力的勇气