1.使人沮丧的;
1.“dishearten”的现在分词
1.The derivative of dishearten
2.making you less confident or enthusiastic
1.The present participle of dishearten
1.The experience of Japan, which tried it in the early years of this decade, is disheartening to those who hope for great things.
日本在这十年里的头几年试过该方法，其结果是让期待重大变化的人非常恢心。
2.After eight years of disheartening warfare, it is tempting to see NATO's mission as a repeat of past misadventures in the Hindu Kush.
经过8年令人沮丧的战争，人们很容易地认为，北约在重蹈过去在兴都库什群山中灾难的覆辙。
3.As she read the disheartening words, Ms. Lu immediately began to panic. Where had she gone wrong?
她读了这封令人沮丧的拒信后，她有点慌了神儿，她到底哪里做错了？
4.Watching the evolution of economic discussion in Washington over the past couple of years has been a disheartening experience.
观察华盛顿过去几年来经济讨论的进程，一直是一段令人灰心丧气的经历。
5.Things were so disheartening that he had come to the conclusion that there was not much chance of their succeeding in running the blockade.
这种四面楚歌的境地，他想来当真没有多大把握能够冲得出去。
6.Tiger conservationists relate a disheartening tale of years of painstaking successes wiped out by poachers and corrupt forest officials.
老虎保护者口中的故事让人沮丧，数年取得的艰难成绩敌不过偷猎者和腐败的森林管理员。
7.Explore options for troubled teens can be disheartening, to say the least.
对于问题青年采取探索性方法可能会使人气馁。
8.Even more disheartening, Chiang failed to obtain Soviet support for his plan to attack Chinese warlords and create a unified state.
更让蒋失望的是，他打击军阀建立统一国家的计划没能获得苏联支持。
9.Adi Da Samraj: The circumstance of existence, in and of itself, is disheartening.
阿谛达至尊：存在的状况，只其本身，是另人沮丧的。
10.It's disheartening to see how many financial institutions lost sight of these basic truths.
非常痛心地看到这么多金融机构忽视了这些最基本的真理。