discourage如何读

英:[dɪsˈkʌrɪdʒ]

美:[dɪsˈkɜːrɪdʒ]

discourage英汉释义

v.(动词)
  1. vt. 使气馁; 使沮丧 lessen or take away the courage or confidence
  2. vt. 阻碍; 劝阻 put difficulties in one's way; make sth seem not worthwhile; try to persuade sb not to do it

discourage是什么意思

v. (动词)
  1. 使泄气
  2. 使沮丧
  3. 劝阻
  4. 阻止
  5. 使受挫折
  6. 打消
  7. 阻挡
  8. 使打断念头
  9. 防止
  10. 不允许
  11. 沮丧
  12. 灰心
  13. 失去勇气
  14. 丧失信心
  15. 令人失望
  16. 避免
  17. 失望
  18. 使扫兴
  19. 使灰心
  20. 阻拦
  21. 使气馁
  22. 阻碍
  23. 使丧失信心

discourage自然拼读

dis·cour·age

dih skuh rihj

discourage变形

第三人称单数:discourages

现在分词:discouraging

过去式:discouraged

过去分词:discouraged

discourage扩展

discouragingly (adv.)

discourage词根

词根:discourage

adj.

discouraged 气馁的

discouraging 使人沮丧的;令人气馁的

adv.

discouragingly 使人气馁地,使人沮丧地;阻止地

n.

discouragement 气馁;挫折;劝阻

v.

discouraged 劝阻(discourage的过去分词);使失去勇气

discouraging 沮丧(discourage的ing形式);失去勇气

discourage英英释义

Verb

1. try to prevent; show opposition to;

"We should discourage this practice among our youth"

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

3. admonish or counsel in terms of someone's behavior;

"I warned him not to go too far"

"I warn you against false assumptions"

"She warned him to be quiet"

discourage词源中文解释

15世纪中期, discoragen,“使失去勇气”,源自古法语 descoragier “使失去勇气”(现代法语 décourager),源自 des- “离开”(见 dis-)和 coragier,源自 corage “精神”(见 courage)。意思是“表达反对或反对,劝阻或阻碍”来自1640年代。相关: Discouraged; discouragement; discouraging。

discourage词源英文解释

Middle English discoragen, from Middle French descorager, from Old French descoragier, from des- dis- + corage courage

The first known use of discourage was in the 15th century

discourage儿童词典英英释义

discourageverb

to lessen the courage or confidence of : dishearten

didn't let losing discourage me

to make less likely or appealing : deter

laws that discourage speeding

to advise against a course of action : dissuade

discouraged careless work

discourageverb

to lessen the courage or confidence of : dishearten

didn't let losing discourage me

to make less likely or appealing : deter

laws that discourage speeding

to advise against a course of action : dissuade

discouraged careless work

discouragementnoun

an act of discouraging : the state of being discouraged

something that discourages

discourageverb

to lessen the courage or confidence of : dishearten

didn't let losing discourage me

to make less likely or appealing : deter

laws that discourage speeding

to advise against a course of action : dissuade

discouraged careless work

discourageverb

to lessen the courage or confidence of : dishearten

didn't let losing discourage me

to make less likely or appealing : deter

laws that discourage speeding

to advise against a course of action : dissuade

discouraged careless work

discourage 例句

1 You should discourage him from taking that trip.

你应劝阻他去旅行.

2 A new law has been brought in to discourage racial prejudice.

一项反对种族歧视的新法律已被提出。

3 “There is some sense in what he says about the girls, however, and if he is disposed to make them any amends, I shall not be the person to discourage him.”

4 The rain has now steadied somewhat, but it is still sufficiently hard as to discourage one from going out and wandering around the village.

5 Apparently they were not discouraged by the earlier unsuccessful attempt to remove my name from the roll because of my conviction in the Defiance Campaign.

6 “Papa never discouraged me. He always made the stories weirder.”

7 They tried to discourage her because it was getting to be winter, but she paid them no attention.

8 So I gave him pep talks in the evening when he was discouraged.

9 Just yesterday, the duke presented a plan: they would deploy more legions, and keep Nehemia here to discourage any retaliation from the rebels.

10 He ignored his wife's discouraging, out the door and neighbors quarrel up.

他不顾妻子的劝阻, 冲出家门与邻居争吵了起来.

11 Preventing dissent may discourage creative thinking within the group.

制止不同意见也许会阻碍群体创新.

12 He was so discouraged about the cabbages, it was easy to talk his price down.

13 “What a greeting I receive after a discouraging day battling for my very existence on the streets of this savage town.”

14 Cracking down, or at least discouraging, heretical beliefs is part of his job.

打击, 或者至少说是阻碍异教的信仰,是他的职责.

15 With loud complaints he hung on doggedly until the other two had climbed out over him and pulled him up, somewhat dazed and discouraged.

16 And if Kate and Constance were drawing no such unpleasant attention themselves, it was only because they were having a terrible time with the quizzes, which was even more discouraging.

17 I leave a light on when I'm out to discourage burglars.

我出门时开着灯以防夜盗闯入。

18 She keeps the cell phone numbers of dozens of students in her own phone, a practice discouraged by the administration.

19 Now that we’re into the weekdays I sometimes get live humans on the other end of the line, but they are disdainful or discouraging.

20 The children they discourage simply with displays of the cudgel.

discourage 同义词

21 打消念头

unthink

22 使受挫折

defeat disappoint baffle balk

24 丧失信心

despair unnerve lose heart

27 使丧失信心

unnerve

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