demoralise
动词
英 [dɪ'mɒrəlaɪz] 美 [dɪ'mɒrəlˌaɪz]
基本释义
vt. =demoralize
词根词缀
前缀
de
去除，降低，否定
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词根
moral
道德，士气
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后缀
ise
使...化，做...处理（英式拼写，同ize）
de + moral + ise = demoralise
网络释义
使失去士气；使灰心；使泄气
Wiktionary英语原文词典
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1. The constant criticism from his boss demoralised him and he began to doubt his own abilities.
经常来自老板的批评使他失去了士气，开始怀疑自己的能力。
2. The team's loss in the final demoralised the players and they struggled to regain their confidence.
在决赛中的失利使队员们失去了士气，他们努力恢复自信。
实用场景例句
商务邮件
The sudden budget cuts will severely demoralise the project team if not communicated properly.
如果沟通不当，突然的预算削减将严重挫伤项目团队的士气。
学术写作
Prolonged exposure to failure without intervention can demoralise students and hinder their academic progress.
在无干预的情况下长期处于失败之中会使学生士气低落，并阻碍其学业进步。
旅游出行
Missing two flights in a row can really demoralise even the most patient traveler.
连续错过两趟航班真的会让最有耐心的旅行者也感到泄气。
日常对话
Don't let his harsh comments demoralise you; you're doing a great job!
别让他刻薄的评论让你泄气，你做得很好！
社交媒体
That last-minute loss didn't demoralise the team at all; they're training harder than ever!
那场最后一分钟的失利根本没有让团队气馁；他们训练得比以往更刻苦了！
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