1.disappointed and no longer enthusiastic about someone or something
1."I began to become disenchanted when I saw so much injustice, " she said.
当我看到如此多的不公正，我开始感到幻想破灭。
2.But as she progressed, she became disenchanted with the rigorous training regimen of her South Korean club team.
但随着她的进步，她开始对她所在的南韩俱乐部严厉的训练制度开始不喜欢了。
3.With at most five months to go before he must call elections, Japanese prime minister Taro Aso is throwing cash at disenchanted voters.
在距离必须召集大选最多还有五个月之时，日本首相麻生太郎（TaroAso）正把大把钞票撒向对他不再抱有幻想的选民。
4.However, Howard quickly grew disenchanted with her studies, as some classes consisted "largely" of playing video games.
不过，霍华德很快就对自己的学习不抱希望，因为有些课程”基本上“就是玩视频游戏。
5.Maybe the company we worked for closed, we became unemployed, or we became disenchanted with the company, and left.
我们为之工作的单位可能倒闭了，我们失业了；或者我们对工作不满了，离开了。
6.At this disenchanted moment a little lame duck of her own breed was welcome to June, so homeopathic by instinct.
在这样一个幻想破灭时刻，一个至亲骨肉的可怜虫对琼说来是受欢迎的，从本能上觉得这是很好的顺势疗法。
7.Investors, disenchanted with the stock market, have been pouring money into bond funds, and Treasury bonds have been among their favorites.
对股市已不再抱幻想的投资者将资金投入债券型基金，而美国国债则在他们最青睐的产品之列。
8.Many Americans, disenchanted with Washington and its ways, hoped that Mr Obama would ameliorate this bitterly pisive culture.
许多美国人对美国政府及其行事方式倍感失望，他们本希望，奥巴马能够改善这种令人痛苦的文化分裂。
9.Over time, a user community may become disenchanted with a once useful system as newer technologies are introduced.
随着时间的推移，当引入新技术时，用户群可能不再为一度十分有用的系统所惑。
10.He became disenchanted with life overseas and soon returned to his country.
他不再着迷海外生活，不久又返回他自己的国家。