demoralizing

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基本释义

adj.
使丧失信心的,令人泄气的
v.
使士气低落,使意志消沉( demoralize的现在分词 )

词性变化

实用例句

Persistent disapproval or criticism can be highly demoralizing.

一再的否定和批评可能会对信心造成严重打击。

柯林斯例句

Lord Henry, you are quite delightful and dreadfully demoralizing.

亨利勋爵, 你很讨人喜欢,而且把道德讲得一文不值.

辞典例句

The news is very demoralizing.

这消息很使人泄气.

辞典例句

Rousseau's intellectual influence was on the whole demoralizing.

总的说来,卢梭给人在思想上的影响是伤风败俗的.

辞典例句

Those snipers are demoralizing my people.

那些狙击手让我手下的士气受到很大的打击.

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Coming here has been the most demoralizing experience of my life.

到这里来是一生中最令我丧失信心的经历.

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These practices had a demoralizing effect on UNRRA workers.

这种恶劣行径使“联总”工作人员大为沮丧.

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The same is true for demoralizing shout and thunderclap.

挫锐怒叫和雷霆一击也是如此.

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The Eclipse easily achieved its objective of demoralizing enemy troops.

日蚀级轻易的做到了在未作战时就先挫败敌军的士气.

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I witnessed for many years its demoralizing influences and its destructiveness to human happiness.

多年来我目睹了它是如何使人道德沦丧、如何毁灭著人间快乐的.

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Working in a job that is a bad fit can be a demoralizing experience.

做一件不适合的工作可能是令人松气的经历.

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How marriage ruins a man! It is as demoralizing as cigarettes, and far more expensive.

婚姻就这样毁人不商量啊! 它像香烟一样让人道德败坏, 但可比香烟昂贵多了.

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S . strategy to deliver a demoralizing initial attack in any war against Iraq.

在美伊战争中,它对于先发制人,重挫敌方士气的战略十分重要.

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英英释义

Adjective
  • 1. destructive of morale and self-reliance

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