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disappointment noun 2sb/sth that is disappointing 令人失望的人或事物ADJECTIVE | VERB + DISAPPOINTMENT | DISAPPOINTMENT + VERB | PREPOSITION ADJECTIVEbig, bitter, crushing, grave, great, huge, immense, major, sad, serious, severe, terrible 令人大为失望的人/物;相当令人失望的人/物;令人极为失望的人/物◆I'm afraid I was a sad disappointment to my mother.我恐怕自己让母亲伤心失望了。real 真正令人失望的事物◆The ending of the book is a real disappointment.这本书的结尾真令人失望。complete, total 令人彻底失望的事物◆The Mandarin Bar is a complete disappointment.文华酒吧真是太令人失望了。minor, slight, small 令人稍感失望的事物◆A small disappointment for me was the poor quality of the photographs.照片的质量较差,令我稍感失望。inevitable 不可避免地让人失望的人/物personal 个人的失望之事romantic 失望的浪漫史◆Her past is marred by romantic disappointments.她的过去因缺乏浪漫而黯然失色。box-office 失望的票房表现◆The film was a box-office disappointment.这部电影的票房表现令人失望。VERB + DISAPPOINTMENThave 经历失望◆She's had a lot of disappointments in the past.她以往经历了许多不如意。experience, suffer 经历失望◆Over the years they suffered one disappointment after another.这些年来他们经历了接二连三的不如意。come as 令人失望◆This news has come as a disappointment to local business leaders.这条消息让当地的商界领袖们大失所望。bring 带来失望◆The following year brought a major disappointment.接下来的一年令人大失所望。prove 证明是令人失望的人◆He has proved a great disappointment to those hoping for change in the region.事实证明,对于该地区希望变革的人们来说他真是个极其令人失望的人。be considered 被认为是令人失望的事物◆Her 2004 season will be considered a disappointment.她的 2004 赛季被认为是令人失望的。DISAPPOINTMENT + VERBcome, follow sth 失望产生;失望随着⋯而至◆His second disappointment came last year when he failed to get selected for the first team.未能入选一队是去年第二件令他失望的事情。PREPOSITIONdisappointment for 对于⋯而言的失望◆The dropping of these tour dates was a great disappointment for the many fans of the band.这些巡演日程的取消使乐队的许多歌迷大为失望。disappointment to 对⋯来说的失望◆It was a big disappointment to us when she left.她的离开使我们觉得很失望。 |