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1. | fall short of expectations |
| 辜负某人的期望 |
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2. | I have never been unfaithful to you or your schooling. |
| 我从来不曾辜负过您和您给我的教训。 |
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3. | To be ungrateful to good feeling |
| 辜负好意 |
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4. | He had failed her, or she had failed him, or something else had gone wrong. |
| 他辜负了她,或是她辜负了他,或是出了别的毛 |
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5. | To be insensible to kindness |
| 辜负恩德 |
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6. | violated a puBlic trust. |
| 辜负大众的期望 |
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7. | to be worthy of; to live up to |
| 不辜负 |
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8. | abuse one's authority, sb's hospitality, the confidence placed in one |
| 滥用权威、 辜负某人的热情招待、 辜负对自己的信任. |
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9. | Live up to |
| 遵守;不辜负 |
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10. | abuse sb's kindness |
| 辜负某人的一片好心 |
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