dishearteningly

基本解释

• adv.使人沮丧地

同根派生

英汉例句

双语例句

• The particulars of cheap money are different this time, but the logic is dishearteningly similar.
  这一次松动资金的形式虽然不同，但它的逻辑却同样令人沮丧。
• Sadly, the scenes that greeted curious commuters the very next day were dishearteningly familiar.
  不幸的是，急着尝鲜的该线常客第二天等来却是令人沮丧的熟悉一幕。
• The fourth, economic opportunity, is proving dishearteningly slow to shift, not just in developing countries but in many rich ones too.
  第四领域—经济机会，转型之慢也令人痛心，这个问题，发达国家和发展国家都有。

权威例句

• His dishearteningly pedestrian world hardly bears comparison to the enchanted realms whose Prosperos are Rembrandt and Vermeer.
  NEWYORKER: Haarlem Shuffle
• The results are tediously busy and dishearteningly bland.
  NEWYORKER: Dinner for Schmucks
• How far, for example, does it trouble her that some of the erstwhile dissidents she befriended—such as Mr Sharansky and his wife Avital—have moved to the edge of the spectrum and now profess dishearteningly illiberal views?
  ECONOMIST: Human rights

词组短语

短语

• dishearteningly difficult 困难得使人失去信心
• cry dishearteningly 沮丧地哭