despond
失望
常用释义
英音[ dɪˈspɒnd ]
美音[ dɪˈspɑːnd ]
基本释义
- v. 感到沮丧，失去信心
- n. 失去勇气；失望
- n. （Despond）（法）德蓬（人名）
例句
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1·He was sinking into the Slough of Despond.他那时正陷入极度沮丧的状态。来源: 《牛津词典》
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2·You must not despond if your plans do not succeed.即使计划没有成功，你也不该泄气。
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3·That he didn't finished the work on time despond me.他未能准时做完工作，让我非常失望。
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4·So a plenty of men despond when he or she come here.因此当他或者她来这里的时候，一位许多男人沮丧。
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5·At that time the country was in the slough of despond.当时该国陷入深深的绝望之中。
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6·Well, you dropped Linton with it into a slough of despond.好呀，你把林惇和这样的消遣一起丢入了‘绝望的深渊’啦。
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7·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。
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8·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。
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9·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。
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10·The current owners "food source of fear anxiety chaos hunger and despond ency must be removed."目前必须清除所有者恐惧、焦虑、混乱、饥饿、沮丧的食物来源。
同义词
vi.
失去勇气；沮丧
n.
失去勇气；失望
同根词
词根：
despond
despondent
adj
沮丧的；失望的
despondently
adv
意志消沉地；沮丧地
despondency
n
泄气；意气消沉
despondence
n
沮丧；悲观；失望（等于despondency）