v.使…沮丧；使…气馁（dispirit的过去分词）
adj.沮丧的；没有精神的；意气消沉的
dispiritedly───adv.没精神地；气馁地
-spirited───adj.精神饱满的，热情洋溢的；意志坚定的；有某种特定性格（或人生观、情绪）的；激烈的；v.偷偷带走，（神秘地或秘密地）窃走（spirit的过去式和过去分词）
disherited───洗碗
disparted───vt.使分开；使分离；vi.分离；分开
dispirit───v.使气馁，使沮丧
dispirits───v.使气馁，使沮丧
disported───vt.使欢娱；使快乐；vi.娱乐；玩耍；n.娱乐
disprized───vt.轻视；低估
inspirited───v.鼓舞，激励，使振奋
I felt dispirited.───我感到灰心丧气。
I left eventually at six o'clock feeling utterly dispirited and depressed.───最终离开时已经6点，我感到十分沮丧和消沉。
All this leaves Mr Bai somewhat dispirited.───所有这些都让白尔显得有些沮丧。
If you cannot influence them in any way, then just keep to yourself and protect yourself, at least so that you do not become dispirited.───如果你用任何方法都无法影响他们，那就坚持自己的理想，并保护自己，这样至少不会让自己变得意志消沈。
He did not, or could not, see, as she smiled on, that she was becoming weak and dispirited.───他没有，或者不能明白，当她微笑着坐在画厅时，她已经变得日渐虚弱和憔悴了。
This time, the European aestheticism and the dispirited principle idea have had the widespread influence in the literature domain.───这个时期，欧洲唯美主义和颓废主义观念在文学领域产生了广泛影响。
in days with haze all over the sky, one is dispirited and upset.───阴霾满天的日子，令人萎靡不振，心烦意乱。
when they were dispirited and wanted to leave there, l aked them to stay and play together.───当他们沮丧并准备离开的时候，我叫他们留下来一起玩。
She took her place in the witness room, worn and dispirited , but not anxious.───她在证人室里等候着，很疲乏，很沮丧，可是并不焦急。
It was a really dispirited day.