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源自中古法语 'descourager'(使失去勇气),由 'des-'(否定前缀)和 'courage'(勇气)组成,15世纪进入英语。
❶ 形容人因困难或失败而失去信心或动力,感到灰心丧气,不再愿意继续尝试。
“After failing the test three times, he felt deeply discouraged.”
(考试三次不及格后,他感到非常灰心。)
“She was discouraged by the lack of progress in her project.”
(项目进展缓慢让她感到沮丧。)
feel discouraged — 表达因困难或负面反馈而产生失落感的状态,常用于描述情绪低落的时刻。
“Many students feel discouraged when they don't see immediate results.”
(许多学生在看不到立竿见影的效果时会感到气馁。)
become discouraged — 描述从积极状态转为消极状态的过程,强调情绪变化。
“She became discouraged after receiving multiple rejections.”
(在多次遭到拒绝后,她变得灰心丧气。)