Constant criticism is enough to demoralize anybody.
频繁的批评足以使任何人意志消沉。
1.败坏风纪[道德],伤风败俗
2.挫折锐气;【军】使士气沮丧
3.使陷入混乱
1.to make someone lose confidence or hope
1.Her soul that of a woman whom the turbulent experiences of the last year or two had quite failed to demoralize.
她的灵魂，是一个纯洁贞坚的妇人的，虽然有过近一两年来那样纷扰骚乱的经验，而却完全没有腐化堕落。
2.Hitherto, the Communist land reform had been a powerful agent in helping demoralize the peasant soldiers in the Kuomintang armies.
国民党军队的士兵都是农民出身，共产党所搞的土地改革，在瓦解他们的士气方面一直起着重大的作用。
3.If you wait to fire them, you'll run out of money, demoralize your top performers, and lose credibility.
如果你只是期待着解雇他们，你将会耗尽财力，不但优秀员工的士气低落，而且你也会在他们心中失去信誉。
4.I'd rather cut my throat than demoralize you on a day like this.
我情愿割断自己的脖子，也不想在这样的日子使你扫兴。
5.A team leader must have the courage to intervene on the team's behalf when obstacles that might cripple or demoralize the team arise.
当出现某些障碍影响了团队发展或者挫败团队的士气时，团队的领导者必须有勇气代表团队挺身而出。
6.Lofty goals often inspire business teams, while they often demoralize engineering teams.
高的目标通常可以激励商业组，同时他们经常受挫于工程组。
7.People have to make a living. But the problem with relying on rules and incentives is that they demoralize professional activity.
但是依赖规矩和激励的问题在于它们使人们对工作觉得很没意思。
8.Now, however, to recognize that leadership would be to demoralize the people and lose their mass support.
而如果现在还承认蒋介石的领导，无疑只会使人民泄气，得不到群众的拥护。
9.Nothing will demoralize your folks more quickly and cause them to jump ship the first chance they get than poor treatment.
事实上，没有什么比糟糕的待遇更能瓦解士气，否则员工一有机会就跳槽离开。
10.Rumors of impending sanctions can demoralize .
即将采取制裁的谣言能使士气低落。