despond
动词
英 [dɪ'spɒnd] 美 [dɪ'spɑnd]
基本释义
v.失望
词根词缀
前缀
de
向下，离开
+
词根
spond
承诺，约定（引申为放弃）
de + spond = despond
网络释义
失望；绝望
Wiktionary英语原文词典
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1、She desponded over her failure to get the job she wanted.
她因未能得到理想的工作而感到失望。
2、He desponded when he realized all his efforts were in vain.
当他意识到自己的努力全部白费时，他感到绝望。
实用场景例句
商务邮件
We should not despond despite the current market downturn; recovery is on the horizon.
尽管目前市场低迷，我们也不应失望；复苏指日可待。
学术写作
Scholars often despond when their hypotheses are disproved by empirical evidence.
当假设被经验证据推翻时，学者们常常会感到失望。
旅游出行
After losing my passport, I began to despond, but the embassy staff were incredibly helpful.
丢失护照后我开始感到绝望，但大使馆工作人员非常帮忙。
日常对话
Don't despond over a single bad grade; you'll do better next time.
不要因为一次成绩不好就失望，下次你会做得更好的。
社交媒体
It's easy to despond when you see everyone else's perfect lives online, but remember it's just a highlight reel.
在网上看到别人完美的生活时很容易感到失落，但记住那只是精彩集锦。
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