1.“dishearten”的过去式和过去分词
1.no longer confident or enthusiastic about something
1.The past tense and past participle of dishearten
1.You do not seem to be the least disheartened.
你好像一点都没有沮丧哪。
2."We're with you, " pledged Brar who asks Chinese people not to be disheartened by the China-bashing from the media.
Brar郑重宣布‘我们和你们在一起，’他告诉中国人民不要在意西方媒体对中国的攻击。
3.And just as this seeming fact of nature disheartened many Libyans, it bred a sense of untouchability in the dictator and his children.
这个貌似自然的事实使利比亚人民灰心，甚至自认为是理所当然的独裁者和他的子女们的贱民。
4.He told them of his plans, and sent them out with messages of cheer to his disheartened people.
他把自己的计谋告诉大家。叫他们奔赴四方，鼓动陷于绝望的人民。
5.Disheartened to see his own father, a violinist, still working long hours in the factory, Dad rushed to his father's rescue.
看见自己的父亲--一位小提琴演奏家--仍在厂里长时间干活的他而感到心中绝望，父亲就赶紧来援助他的父亲。
6.But she was not disheartened and begged the examiner, "Please give me another chance and let me take the written exam. "
但她并没有因此而灰心离开。她诚恳地对主考官说：“请再给我一次机会，让我参加完笔试。”
7.Any other player might get disheartened by such niggly injuries but Eduardo has learned to take it all in his stride.
任何其他球员也许对于如此不断烦心的伤势感到沮丧，但是爱德华多已经学会将所有这些都大步迈过。
8.The death of her mother disheartened her.
她母亲的死使她失去勇气。
9.It disheartened all of us that she had been dismissed.
她被解雇了，这使我们大家都很沮丧。
10.He went away in wrath and reported that I was hiding behind my ramparts and would not give battle and that I disheartened my army.
他走在忿怒、报道，我是躲在城墙，没有让我沮丧，我战斗部队。