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| 41. | Everything was bowed down, dejected, oppressed, and broken. |
| 各样东西都垂头丧气，窒闷，破败。 |
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| 42. | 1.dejected; dispirited; listless; beaten; droopy; 2.to blight |
| 颓丧 |
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| 43. | The anniversary of his wife's death had dejected him. |
| 他妻子故世的周年到了，使他的心情很不好。 |
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| 44. | Harry was dejected when he did not get the job. |
| 哈里没有得到那个工作感到沮丧。 |
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| 45. | 1.dejected; crestfallen; gloomy; 2.with one's tail between one's legs |
| 灰溜溜 |
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| 46. | Why is she looking so dejected, in such low spirits ? |
| 她为什么神情如此沮丧？ |
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| 47. | Repeated failure had left them feeling very dejected. |
| 他们三番五次失败后情绪非常低落. |
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| 48. | downhearted; low-spirited; dejected; depressed; demoralized; despondent; in the mopes |
| 消沉 |
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| 49. | to feel dejected; to feel depressed; to feel despondent |
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| 50. | A man used to vicissitudes is not easily dejected. -- Samuel Johnson |
| 饱经沧桑的人，不易沮丧。——约翰逊 |
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