1.灰心;沮丧,丧失勇气
2.惊愕
1.使沮丧
2.使惊愕
1.the feeling of being very worried, disappointed, or sad about something surprising or shocking that has happened
1.to make someone very worried, disappointed, or sad
1.As dismaying as the psychotic penchant for very small dogs is, a coming penchant for very small robot dogs will be even worse.
尽管对很小的狗儿病态的喜爱令人沮丧，对非常小的机器狗的喜欢会更糟糕。
2.Harsh Mander, a social activist who has surveyed ongoing untouchability, talks of "dismaying" caste pisions.
社会活动家哈十•曼德对发展中的达利人阶层进行调查，认为种姓隔离“令人沮丧”。
3.The debate over the "public option" in health care has been dismaying in many ways.
在许多方面，有关医改“公立选项”的争论都令人沮丧。
4.TPG's dispute with the former management of Nissin Leasing (China) is especially dismaying because TPG has a long history in the region.
TPG与日新租赁前管理层之间的分歧尤其令人沮丧，因为TPG在亚洲地区有着悠久的投资历史。
5.These novels are the direct antecedents of the books that Chiles found so dismaying in 2006.
这些小说都是让奇莱斯在2006年感到沮丧的那些作品的直接楷模。
6.The high court dismissed two claims for judicial review, dismaying McKinnon's family and supporters.
高等法院驳回了两项要求法庭复审的请求，这让麦金农的家人和支持者非常沮丧。
7.The bigger picture is equally dismaying, however.
然而，更大范围内的情景同样让人焦虑。
8.Friend of my soul, this is terrible, dismaying: it makes one's heart sink, it withers vital energy . . .
我心灵的知己，这太可怕，太令人沮丧了。我的心为之一沉，锐气消磨殆尽……
9.One of the most dismaying features of theory today is that it is endless.
如今的理论有一点最让人失望，就是它永无止境。
10.As this singular observation indicates, the study, overall, is a mixed bag of the reassuring and the dismaying .
这一独特的发现使整个研究既让人安心又让人灰心。