demoralized
demoralized [di'mɔrəlaizd]
adj. 士气低落的；泄气的 v. 使士气低落；使陷入混乱状态；使堕落（demoralize的过去分词）
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- adj. 士气低落的；泄气的
- v. 使士气低落；使陷入混乱状态；使堕落（demoralize的过去分词）
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1. You may find that some have those end-of-season-blues and are sad, demoralized or simply exhausted.
你可能发现有些人有季度末的忧郁或者感到沮丧，士气低落，或者简直就是精疲力竭。
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2. Moreover, developers are likely to become demoralized, burnt out, lose interest in the product, and perhaps worst of all for you, they'll become resentful of management.
而且，开发人员很可能变得士气低落，精疲力尽，对所做的东西根本提不起兴趣来。 也许最糟糕的是你，因为他们开始对你的领导忿恨不已。
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3. The entire American public sector—underfunded, deprofessionalized and demoralized—needs to be rebuilt and be given a new sense of pride.
整个美国的公共部门——缺乏资金，缺乏专业化素养并且士气低落——需要重建并给予新的自豪感。
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