discourage是什么意思音标:英 [dɪs'kʌrɪdʒ]美 [dɪˈskɚrɪdʒ, -ˈskʌr-]

vt. 使气馁, 阻碍

v. deprive of courage or hope; take away hope from; cause to feel discouraged

discourage的用法和例句：

1.The thing is, and this will sound racist, white people are very discouraged, and very discouraging to each other.

这话听着可能带点种族歧视 白人不仅自己垂头丧气 还非常喜欢互相吐槽

2.That being said, I don't discourage it.

话虽这么说 我也没去管它

3.I am by no means discouraged. Indeed not.

我绝对不会因此灰心 绝不

4.You would come with me to discourage trouble.

你来和我一起解决一些麻烦

5.No, I didn't encourage him, but I didn't discourage him either.

不 我没有鼓励他 但是我也不反对

6.I'm discouraged he did not embrace the lesson.

他沒有欣然受教 我很受打擊

7.It's why we discourage famipes from seeing the bodies.

我们通常不主张亲属来看尸体的

8.Nothing ever comes of them. It's very discouraging.

没有什么好处的 很让人丧气

9.Well, there are probably things we could do to discourage them.

也许我们可以做点什么阻止他们

10.Our approach discouraged you, filled you with despair.

我们的尝试方式打击了你们 让你们感到绝望