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| 21. | Croft felt superior and dejected. |
| 克洛夫特觉自命不凡又灰心丧气。 |
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| 22. | To be gloomy or dejected. |
| 郁闷的变得忧郁的或情绪低落的 |
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| 23. | Dejected and vexatious without peace |
| 忧满不安 |
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| 24. | He felt dejected and alone. |
| 他感到沮丧，感到孤独。 |
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| 25. | Being dejected one thinks hard |
| 无聊极思 |
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| 26. | He was depressed and preoccupied by some troubles all day long. |
| 他整天无精打采，心事重重。 |
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| 27. | Feeling or expressing despondency;dejected. |
| 沮丧的，悲观的感觉或表现出失望的；沮丧的 |
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| 28. | Be humiliated, dejected or defeated |
| 夹著尾巴；垂头丧气；遭到失败 |
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| 29. | Being dejected, one kills time |
| 无聊消遣 |
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| 30. | Heat makes some people listless. |
| 炎热使一些人无精打采。 |
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