demoralizing

基本解釋

Coming here has been the most demoralizing experience of my life.
到這里來是一生中最令我喪失信心的經(jīng)歷。
In our marriage it was our practice not to share anything that was upsetting, depressing, demoralizing, tedious—unless it was unavoidable.
在婚姻中，我們的習(xí)慣是不分享任何煩惱、沮喪、低落和無聊的事情，除非不可避免。
Nothing can be more demoralizing to people at the low end of the income scale—where great masses in that region reside—than increases in the cost of basic necessities like food and fuel.
對于身處貨幣流通鏈尾端的窮人們來說——在那些地區(qū)占絕大多數(shù)——沒有什么能夠比像糧食和石油等生活必需品的價格上漲更加讓人沮喪的了。

And people,well-meaning people, would send him the Daily Californian and stuff like that and he'd find out about all the protests and the riots, and it was really demoralizing.

The fallout from these misfires can be demoralizing, straining internal relationships and too often destroying careers.
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It is critical to communicate the gaps to the team members doing the work without demoralizing them.
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