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[1] adj. 失望的

[ ,disә'pɒintid ]

1. We were more or less disappointed about the election.
   我們或多或少對這次的選舉感到失望。
2. I was mildly disappointed.
   我有一点失望。
3. I was disappointed with his speech.
   我對他的演說感到失望。
4. He was disappointed that things didn't turn out as he'd hoped.
   事情没能如他所愿让他感到失望。
5. I was disappointed.
   我失望了。
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6. I was disappointed in him.
   我对他失望了。
7. I was really disappointed when I found out that I hadn't passed the exam.
   当我发现我没通过测验时我实在是太沮丧了。
8. Don't be disappointed.
   不要失望。
9. Christopher Columbus once decided to burn absolutely everything in an entire village after one of the natives stole his parrot. He was disappointed that he couldn't burn their water. So he invented fluorine.
   哥倫布曾經在當地人偷了他的鸚鵡之後決定完全地燒毀整個村莊。因為他不能焚燒他們的水，所以他感到失望。於是他發明了氟。
10. I'm disappointed that I wasn't able to go with her.
    我很失望我沒能和她一起去。
11. The CEO is very disappointed with the result.
    CEO对结果非常失望。
12. It disappointed me.
    它让我失望。
13. I'm so disappointed in him.
    我对他太失望了。
14. Tom was the best friend I've ever known, but he also disappointed me.
    Tom 是我曾经的朋友里最好的，但是他依然让我失望了。
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