despond

英[dɪˈspɒnd]
美[dɪˈspɑnd]

基本释义

v.
失望; 泄劲

实用例句

The outward show of fight masked a spreading inner despond at the White House ( Newsweek )

白宫外在的战斗精神掩盖了内在日益扩散的绝望情绪 ( 新闻周刊 )

期刊摘选

Since we don't want to be very rich, we will not feel despond because poor.

由于不想变得富有, 我们才不会因贫穷而感到沮丧.

期刊摘选

She could have been trying to encourage a patient who threatened to despond.

她像是在鼓励一位眼看就要垂头丧气的病人.

辞典例句

In fact, they ask this to know how your despond to a difficult question.

事实上, 他问这个问题是看你对棘手问题的反应.

期刊摘选

The name of the slough was Despond.

这个深渊名叫绝望.

期刊摘选

At that time the country was in the slough of despond.

当时该国陷入深深的绝望之中.

期刊摘选

We must do something to save him from the slough of Despond.

我们必须得做点什么,让他不再绝望.

期刊摘选

He saved her from the slough of despond.

他把她从绝望的深渊中拯救了出来.

辞典例句

Though he had failed, he did not despond.

他虽然失败了却没有悲观失望.

期刊摘选

The picture are memorable: Vanity Fair the Slough of Despond , Giant Despair the Delectable Mountain.

图片是难忘的: 名利场,绝望的境地, 巨型绝望,悦人的山.

期刊摘选

He was sinking into the Slough of Despond.

他那时正陷入极度沮丧的状态。

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英英释义

Verb
  • 1. lose confidence or hope; become dejected;

    "The supporters of the Presidential candidate desponded when they learned the early results of the election"

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反义词

vi.沮丧;失去勇气

encourageinspire

其他释义

inspireencourage

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