discouraging是什麼意思_音標_用法_例句

簡單釋義：

adj. 使人沮喪[氣餒]的；阻止的

v. 「discourage」的現在分詞

網路 令人氣餒的；令人泄氣的；令人沮喪的

完整釋義：

adj.

1.使人沮喪[氣餒]的
2.阻止的
3.令人失望的
4.希望很小的

例句：

1. 'It was discouraging, ' he said, before quickly changing the subject.
   阿基諾說，我很失望。然後很快就換了個話題。

2. The U. S. economy is showing new signs of fatigue, depressing financial markets, discouraging consumers and unsettling businesses.
   美國經濟正在顯現新的疲軟跡象，壓制金融市場，打擊消費者信心，並讓企業感到驚慌。

3. There is nothing more discouraging than trying to create change in an environment that is not conducive to it.
   在一個不利於做出改變的環境里努力要做改變是最氣餒不過的事了。

4. Against people casually say, let the other discouraging words, words of light to see each other.
   隨口說出打擊人的話，讓對方喪氣的話，輕看對方的話。

5. It's amazing and discouraging to see what is argued for in the name of patriotism.
   在愛國主義的名義下，我們看到許多令人驚訝和沮喪的爭論。

6. It could be exhilarating, intimidating, sometimes even discouraging, but always challenging. It was an amazing privilege.
   上音的生活令人愉快，也令人感到有壓力，有時甚至會感到泄氣，但永遠充滿了挑戰性。

7. And a financial transactions tax, by discouraging reliance on ultra-short-run financing, would have made such a run much less likely.
   徵收金融交易稅降低對「超級短期出逃」金融的依賴，降低這種出逃的可能性。

8. At the current rate, dollar returns on soybean are said to be very discouraging to producers.
   據說按目前匯率計算，大豆的美元回報率對生產者很難有吸引力。