dispirited

英 [dɪˈspɪrɪtɪd]

美 [dɪˈspɪrɪtɪd]

adj. 气馁的; 垂头丧气的; 心灰意懒的

过去式：dispirited　过去分词：dispirited　

BNC.33806 / COCA.29039

牛津词典

adj.

气馁的；垂头丧气的；心灰意懒的
having no hope or enthusiasm
1. She looked tired and dispirited.
  她显得疲倦而且神情沮丧。

ADJ-GRADED 气馁的;沮丧的;心灰意懒的
If you aredispirited, you have lost your enthusiasm and excitement.
1. I left eventually at six o'clock feeling utterly dispirited and depressed.
  我一直到6点才极度沮丧和郁闷地离去。

adj

filled with melancholy and despondency
1. gloomy at the thought of what he had to face
2. gloomy predictions
3. a gloomy silence
4. took a grim view of the economy
5. the darkening mood
6. lonely and blue in a strange city
7. depressed by the loss of his job
8. a dispirited and resigned expression on her face
9. downcast after his defeat
10. feeling discouraged and downhearted
Synonym:gloomygrimbluedepresseddown(p)downcastdownhearteddown in the mouthlowlow-spirited
marked by low spirits
1. a dispirited and divided Party
2. reacted to the crisis with listless resignation
Synonym:listless

Over time, they become dispirited and discouraged, and avoid situations where failure is a risk.
随着时间的推移，他们变得心灰意冷，避开有可能导致失败的情况。
By the afternoon, however, he was dispirited.
下半天，他的气儿塌下点去。
My friend was old, dispirited, and he wanted to die.
我的朋友年纪很大，精神很消极，他不想再活在这个世上。
How dispirited he looks! Perhaps he is ill.
看他那无精打采的样子，可能是生病了吧。
Only indulged wholeheartedly to yesterday the recollection and the attachment, today will be overshadowed, dispirited widowed happy.
一心只沉溺于对昨天的回忆与眷恋，今天将黯然失色，颓唐寡欢。
The King, however dispirited, ploughs on
国王虽说沮丧，但仍一往无前。
'But you look dispirited today,' she repeated;' it makes you seem older.'
‘可是今天你看起来很沮丧，’她再三地说：‘这使你看上去像是比春天时老了。’
When I am dispirited, he lifts me up.
当我气馁时，他会使我振作起来。
I left eventually at six o'clock feeling utterly dispirited and depressed.
我一直到6点才极度沮丧和郁闷地离去。
She took her place in the witness room, worn and dispirited, but not anxious.
她在证人室里等候着，很疲乏，很沮丧，可是并不焦急。