v.使沮丧，使气馁

The continuous failures in his experiments greatly dispirited the young scientist.
持续不断的实验失败让这位年轻的科学家大受打击。
The gloomy weather and never-ending rain began to dispirit the entire camping group.
阴郁的天气和没完没了的雨开始使整个露营团队感到沮丧。
After hearing the bad news, she felt thoroughly dispirited and couldn't find motivation to carry on with her work.
听到这个坏消息后，她感到彻底沮丧，无法找到继续工作的动力。
Despite their initial enthusiasm, the long hours and low pay eventually disheartened the volunteers.
尽管他们最初充满热情，但长时间工作加上低薪最终令志愿者们灰心丧气。
The endless bureaucracy and red tape dispirited many would-be entrepreneurs from starting their own businesses.
无休止的官僚主义和繁文缛节让许多想创业的人对开创自己的事业感到失望。
The defeat in the championship game thoroughly dispirited the whole team.
在冠军赛中的失利彻底挫败了整个队伍的士气。
Being ignored by her friends at the party made her feel dispirited and alone.
被朋友们在聚会上忽视让她感到沮丧且孤独。
His failing health gradually dispirited him, robbing him of his former zest for life.
他的健康状况每况愈下，渐渐地消磨了他的生活热情。
The seemingly insurmountable challenges ahead started to dispirit the expedition members.
面前看似难以逾越的挑战开始让探险队员们感到泄气。
She was dispirited after realizing that her hard work had not been acknowledged by her boss.
当她意识到老板并未认可她的辛勤付出时，她感到了沮丧。