1.“discourage”的过去式和过去分词
1.feeling that it is useless to try to do something
1.The past tense and past participle of discourage
1.Many discouraged Rappahannockers had begun to think the lady had moved away, that winter would go on and on.
许多拉帕汉诺克县人开始认为春天搬走了，那个冬天将一直持续下去。
2.Other people can only discourage us temporarily, but you are the only one who can prevent yourself from being discouraged permanently.
其他人只能暂时让我们抛弃梦想，但让你永远保持梦想的人只有你自己。
3.Nearly every man who develops an idea works it up to the point where it looks impossible, and then he gets discouraged.
几乎每个产生想法的人会逐步发现想法的似乎不可能之处，然后他就泄气了。
4.It is discouraged to have snacks just before going to bed; otherwise indigestion and weight gain may be resulted.
睡觉之前最好不要吃零食，否则可能引起消化不良和体重增加。
5.The cornfield across the road does not seem nearly so tall or so green as it ought to be, given the time of year, but I am not discouraged.
道路的对面的玉米田几乎并不像一年时间里它应该长成的高大和碧绿，可是但我并不为此而感到气馁。
6.Bobbie was not the kind to be discouraged by obstacles and later his ingenuity overcame the difficulties.
博比没有因困阻而气馁，不久之后他就克服了困难。
7.But Thomas wasn't to be discouraged: she looked for a new school and focused on her favourite subjects, music and theatre .
但托马斯是不气馁：她找一所新校舍，并著眼于她最喜欢的科目，音乐和戏剧。
8.It is possible that students were discouraged from printing, although we did not see any evidence of that.
这个可能是学生在列印上觉得气馁的原因，虽然我们没有任何有关的证明。
9.Don't get discouraged, it is often the last key that opens the unknown lock.
别气馁，你得到的通常是马上就可以打开未知出路的钥匙。
10.In predictive environments, learning is often discouraged. You lay out things in advance and then follow that design.
在可预知的环境中，学习是不被鼓励的。你把事情预先安排好，然后照做就是了。