1.使人沮丧[气馁]的
2.阻止的
1.“discourage”的现在分词
1.making you feel that it is useless to try to do something
1.The present participle of discourage
1.There is nothing more discouraging than trying to create change in an environment that is not conducive to it.
在一个不利于做出改变的环境里努力要做改变是最气馁不过的事了。
2.That flow tends to keep long-term interest rates in the U. S. unnaturally low, discouraging Americans from saving.
这种流动有利于保持美国的长期利率不正常地偏低，从而导致美国人减少储蓄。
3.Then you think about how much work it will be, the risks you'll face, and other discouraging thoughts.
然而想想你要付出的努力，面临的风险和其他令人气馁的想法。
4.In 2005 I was in a bad place in my life with so many changes I needed to make that it was utterly overwhelming and discouraging.
在2005年，本人处于困境，生活中有太多事情需要去改善，这让我喘不过气，灰心丧气。
5.It could be exhilarating, intimidating, sometimes even discouraging, but always challenging. It was an amazing privilege.
上音的生活令人愉快，也令人感到有压力，有时甚至会感到泄气，但永远充满了挑战性。
6.And a financial transactions tax, by discouraging reliance on ultra-short-run financing, would have made such a run much less likely.
征收金融交易税降低对“超级短期出逃”金融的依赖，降低这种出逃的可能性。
7.One of these premodern attachment-discouraging practices was to leave infants unnamed until they had survived into the second year.
其中的一个前现代的附件，沮丧的做法是不具名假婴儿，直到他们幸存的第二个年头。
8.Discouraging transactions was frowned upon, especially at firms trying to push their way up capital-markets league tables.
疲软交易是令人难以接受的，尤其是各公司都在为资本市场排名而角力时。
9.'It was discouraging, ' he said, before quickly changing the subject.
阿基诺说，我很失望。然后很快就换了个话题。
10.The hukou system, which helps to keep wages uneven by discouraging labour mobility, is at least partly to blame.
户籍制度至少是导致这种局面的一部分原因，它阻碍了劳动力的流动，起到了维持城乡薪酬差异的作用。