dismay
n[U]
feeling of shock and discouragement 惊愕; 气馁; 灰心
be filled/struck with dismay (at the news, etc) (得到这消息等)极为震惊
He learned to his dismay that he had lost his job. 他得知自己失去了工作, 十分伤心.
We watched in blank dismay as she packed her bags. 我们瞧著她打行李, 感到无可奈何. dismay, v [Tn usu passive 通常用於被动语态]
fill (sb) with dismay 使(某人)惊愕或气馁
We were all dismayed at his refusal to co-operate. 他不肯合作使我们感到非常失望.
I'm not sure that this conference is as good as last year's.
我确信这次会议不如去年的会议精彩。
Here are some more tips on becoming a good listener. First, take turns to listen. Don't all try to speak at the same time when you are in a group. Listen without interrupting, and stop others from interrupting. Then it will be someone else's turn. That wa