Don't let this defeat dishearten you.
不要因这次失败而气馁。
1.使沮丧,使泄气,使垂头丧气
1.to make somebody lose hope and enthusiasm
1.The spill dishearten us all and, I believe, makes the public a little more reticent to assume a smooth recovery.
我认为漏油已经让我们灰心丧气，让公众对于平稳的经济复苏持更为保留的态度。
2.Volatile law and order situation also dishearten foreign tourists.
反复无常的法律和社会秩序也使游客同样感到沮丧。
3.He was convinced that America so weakened would dishearten allies who depended on us.
他确信，美国如果这样削弱下去，会使依赖我们的盟友灰心丧气。
4.Mr Djankov worries that the indiscriminate sell-off of recent weeks may dishearten reformers.
Djankov先生担心近几周不加区别的抛售可能打击改革者。
5.Of course. Because they are important spiritual support for me, which makes me not dishearten myself when facing difficulties.
当然。因为他们是我重要的精神支柱，使我在遇到困难时也不气馁。
6.To lower the spirits of; dishearten.
情绪低落；使沮丧。
7.Defeat cannot dishearten me. It can only chasten me. I know that God will guide me. Truth is superior to man's wisdom. -Gandhi.
失败不能让我失去勇气，只会让我得到更多磨练。上天会指引我。真理比人类的智慧更崇高。-甘地。
8.Demoralize To undermine the confidence or morale of; dishearten
使泄气破坏信心或士气；使意气沉沉