disconsolate

英 [dɪsˈkɒnsələt]

美 [dɪsˈkɑːnsələt]

adj. 忧郁的; 沮丧的; 郁郁寡欢的

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牛津词典

adj.

ADJ-GRADED 沮丧的;忧郁的;郁郁寡欢的
Someone who isdisconsolateis very unhappy and depressed.
1. He did not have much success, but tried not to get too disconsolate.
  他没有取得过太多的成功，但他努力使自己不要太过沮丧。

adj

causing dejection
1. a blue day
2. the dark days of the war
3. a week of rainy depressing weather
4. a disconsolate winter landscape
5. the first dismal dispiriting days of November
6. a dark gloomy day
7. grim rainy weather
Synonym:bluedarkdingydismalgloomygrimsorrydrabdreardreary
sad beyond comforting
1. inconsolable when her son died
Synonym:inconsolableunconsolable

He looked so disconsolate that it scared her.
他看上去情绪很坏，吓了她一跳。
Disconsolate passengers waited by the ticket office.
闷闷不乐的乘客们在售票处等候着。
This complex was disconsolate because of her.
这情结因她而惆怅。
You must be able to disclaim all of your worldly possessions without becoming disconsolate.
你必须能够做到放弃你所有财产而无半点悲伤。
He felt disconsolate, grim, weary.
他觉得郁郁不乐，冷酷而疲惫。
The death of her son left Mary disconsolate.
玛丽因儿子去世而伤心难过。
What I ate is not the biscuit, is disconsolate!
哥吃的不是饼干，是惆怅！
Because you are happy and disconsolate;
都因为你开心和惆怅；
He did not have much success, but tried not to get too disconsolate.
他没有取得过太多的成功，但他努力使自己不要太过沮丧。
When the impact goes beyond human normal power of psychological endurance, they will be melancholy, pessimistic, lost, disconsolate, etc.
当这种冲击超出其正常的心理承受能力时，会给他们带来忧郁、悲观、失落、惆怅等消极的心理。