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美:[frʌˈstreɪʃn]
英:[frʌˈstreɪʃn]
美:[frʌˈstreɪʃn]
n.
挫折
失败
挫败
失意
frus·tra·tion
fruh streI shn
复数:frustrations
词根:frustrate
adj.frustrate 挫败的;无益的
frustrated 失意的,挫败的;泄气的
v.frustrated 挫败;阻挠(frustrate的过去式和过去分词形式)
vi.frustrate 失败;受挫
vt.frustrate 挫败;阻挠;使感到灰心
noun
the act of frustrating
the frustration of creative instinct is a notorious evil of the machine age—The Times Literary Supplement (London)
the state or an instance of being frustrated
These bureaucratic delays have been causing us a lot of frustration.
a deep chronic sense or state of insecurity and dissatisfaction arising from unresolved problems or unfulfilled needs
loneliness and frustration; those are two constant themes in American literature—Malcolm Cowley
something that frustrates
the government's frustrations with seemingly insoluble problems
"挫败、失望、失败的行为",1550年代,源自拉丁语 frustrationem(主格 frustratio)"欺骗、失望",动名词,来自 frustrari 的过去分词词干"欺骗、失望、使徒劳无功",源自 frustra(副词)"徒劳无功、错误",与 fraus(伤害、危害)相关,这是一个起源不明的词(见 fraud)。早期(15世纪中期)有一个现在已经过时的意义,即"无效"。
挫折
窘组
挫折,失意:目的、愿望、行动或冲动受到阻挠或失败
受挫折时产生的紧张感
挫折
契约落空
窘组
自旋玻璃或其它制约优化问题中的概念。
The first known use of frustration was circa 1555
fuchsinnoun
a synthetic dye that yields a brilliant bluish red
fuchsianoun
any of a genus of shrubs related to the evening primrose and having showy nodding flowers usually in deep pinks, reds, and purples
a vivid reddish purple
frying pannoun
a metal pan with a handle for frying foods
fry1 of 3verb
to cook in fat or oil
fry2 of 3noun
something friedespecially: french fry entry 1 —usually used in plural
steak and fries
a get-together where fried food is eaten
a fish fry
fry3 of 3noun
recently hatched or young fish
the young of animals other than fish
very small adult fish
members of a group or class : individuals
small fry
fryernoun
something (as a young chicken) suitable for frying
a deep utensil for frying foods
fry1 of 3verb
to cook in fat or oil
fry2 of 3noun
something friedespecially: french fry entry 1 —usually used in plural
steak and fries
a get-together where fried food is eaten
a fish fry
fry3 of 3noun
recently hatched or young fish
the young of animals other than fish
very small adult fish
members of a group or class : individuals
small fry
frustrationnoun
an act of frustrating
a state or an instance of being frustrated
a feeling of being unable to get anything done
something that frustrates
frustrationnoun
a deep chronic sense or state of insecurity and dissatisfaction arising from unresolved problems or unfulfilled needs
something that frustrates
1 “Fine, Florence. I’ll just hold all this frustration and nonsense in until tomorrow morning, but don’t you go blaming me if I pop open and spray you all like a hot can of beer.”
2 HUAC's hearings riveted the nation—and ratcheted up J. Edgar Hoover's frustration with the FBI's increasingly fruitless investigation into Elizabeth Bentley's allegations.
3 He looks at his phone, swallowing down his frustration with the whiskey.
4 But when the conversation turned to other things, Jonas was left, still, with a feeling of frustration that he didn’t understand.
5 He saw no reason to change his perennial opinion of her as a sour and fidgety frustration.
6 "Yeah," I said, tamping down as much of my frustration as I could.
7 Venting months of frustration, Seabiscuit burned rubber off the line and sped past the grandstand.
8 He was angry about the frustration of his plans.
9 She never indulged my outrage, but she took my frustration seriously.
10 It was not that he pitied me but that he felt we were in the same boat for different reasons, and that I could understand his frustration just as he could countenance my withdrawal.
11 In frustration I pick up a stone and throw it.
12 The children's faces clearly expressed the frustration of the baffled.
孩子们的脸上清晰地表现出了因失败而带来的挫败感.
13 I didn’t want to see a look of disappointment or frustration in her eyes.
14 She went for a brisk walk to work off her frustration.
她快步走了一会儿,以排解心中的沮丧。
15 In frustration, he gave a great yowl, a protesting noise so full of resentment and anger the river water leaped in surprise.
16 She tells me that my mother is sad inside and that her anger is more frustration at what she can’t change.
17 In total frustration, I stabbed Riptide against the boulder.
18 Procrastination in dealing with these thoughts only sentences you to further limitation and frustration.
如果你迟迟不坑运用这些观念思想的话,那就等于给自己带来更多的限制和挫折.
19 He was probably threatening as much from frustration as from conviction.
他进行威胁也许不仅是出自信念,而且也是由于感到沮丧.
20 Fuming with frustration, Victor charged after him as quickly as his short legs would carry him.
1 挫折
defeat breakdown abortion disappointment wreck setback rebuff discomfiture contretemps backset lower shake bow damp dampen amate hard knocks reverse discouragement body-blow one in the eye down knock foil knock-back one in the eye for a bump in the road blow reversal fizzle check cross dash discourage crossing balk checkmate disconcert flivver break slump shipwreck crush nip blight disconcertion a smack in the eye
2 失望
sick disappointed disillusioned chapfallen disappointedly sell suck disappointment letdown washout fail frustrate disappoint belie despondent regret gloom chagrin despondency let-down swizz body-blow one's jaw drops have a thin time disenchanted disenchantment comedown frustrated disgruntled dismayed short-changed bitterly dismay disillusionment sink crush disillusion on a downer be cast down evil desperately slough bringdown burn discomfort mock balk delude heave up a smack in the eye
3 欲求不能满足
4 痛苦
pain smart hurt wound darkness sweat trauma torture distress wrench ache sorrow misery bale torment affliction calamity purgatory jaundice twinge wormwood sufferance ruth sufferation eina
5 不满意
6 落空
7 懊丧
8 沮丧
blue depressed melancholy gloomy depressive dejected despondent broody downcast heartsick spiritless depression disappointment despondency dejection let-down frustrate flatten depress dispirit lose courage down in the mouth browned-off Down emotional broken dismal sombre choked dispirited dismally gloomily dejectedly dispiritedly despondently sombrely sombreness dishearten cast down disappointed frayed glum crestfallen disconsolate dismay heartbreak gloom letdown disappoint droop embitter be in a funk get down weigh down down low upset frustrated rueful blues ruffle down in the dumps be cast down by be cast down put a damper on
10 阻止
resistant obstructive stop halt prohibition restraint inhibition discouragement check bar prevent arrest stem crack prohibit foil discourage frustrate suppress forbid inhibit cramp deter hamper restrain scotch impede preclude deflect thwart stifle crimp quash hobble scuttle stymie nix debar forfend baulk head off rule out choke off pull the plug on
11 令人心烦的事
12 挫败
foil damp face kill root dish defeat frustrate thwart confound scupper put the mockers on hammering undo prevail scotch score off get the better of squash snooker trip discomfiture trick spike mock disconcert kibosh discomfit untwist stonker bringto naught put the kibosh on wipe the ground with
13 阻挠
block cross foil frustrate traverse obstruct thwart derail scupper obstruction bust intervene shackle snooker
14 烦恼
upset annoyed haunted oppressed unsettled vexed perturbed harassed fretful narked steamed-up trouble irritation aggro aggravation unpleasantness vexation palaver hassle plague frustrate disturb fret frighten unsettle obsess oppress nettle vex unhinge niggle bum out hot and bothered get to hang over tear apart weigh on weigh down
15 恼怒
bind offence irritation annoyance gall displeasure huff aggravation chagrin chafe go off on one get off bike
16 不满
disgruntled disaffected grouchy discontented complaint grievance gripe discontent displeasure disaffection repine malcontent bad feeling
18 受挫
disappointed frustrated cross baffle have a thin time deflated dash badly sink frustrate abort miscarry short-circuit trip disappoint balk
19 懊恼
20 失败
lost failed unsuccessful losing busted abortive unsuccessfully failingly loss Miss failure defeat reverse suck abortion turkey smash bust frost setback flop failing miscarriage boob fluff shipwreck misfire boggle muff fizzle undoing flunk flub cock-up discomfiture mess-up cockup smashup unsuccess go lose fail crash founder fold abort backfire goof trip upset spike frustrate wreck vitiate go down the tubes bring to grief be defeated in lose the day singe wings run awry come to nothing go to the wall come a mucker have had chips no soap put the skids on put the skids under fall down on go belly up come unstuck drop through go awry suck-in break miss slip breakdown stumble crab rot beating overthrow bummer dud mull balk worse checkmate bloomer flummox brodie flivver collapse stray slump miscarry destroy dash cave-in slipup honk out frustrated bankrupt stillborn ballup hip header fade bankruptcy flap strikeout meltdown gaffe butch barney fungo cruller schmear lay-down lash-up balls-up stumer fliv default cook funk damn stiff blob counteract pip confound throw a wrench into come to the ground die on feet one in the eye clutch the gummy lay a bomb go bust come apart at the seams go bung fall on face miss fire blow it fall to the ground draw blank have the worst drag anchor