despair
despair 英 [dɪˈspeə(r)] 美 [dɪˈsper]
n. 绝望;令人绝望的人或事 vi. 绝望,丧失信心
进行时:despairing 过去式:despaired 过去分词:despaired 第三人称单数:despairs 名词复数:despairs
- Despair is the feeling of not having any hope left. If you completely forgot to study for your final exam in math, you might feel despair when your teacher passes out the test.
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- n. 绝望;令人绝望的人或事
- vi. 绝望,丧失信心
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1. He gave up the attempt in despair.
他在绝望中放弃了这种尝试。
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2. She hanged herself out of despair.
她因绝望而上吊自尽。
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3. I despair of ever finding him again.
我对再找到他已丧失信心。
- despair (n.) c. 1300, from Anglo-French despeir, Old French despoir, from desperer (see despair (v.)). Replaced native wanhope.
- despair (v.) early 14c., from stem of Old French desperer "be dismayed, lose hope, despair," from Latin desperare "to despair, to lose all hope," from de- "without" (see de-) + sperare "to hope," from spes "hope" (see sperate). Related: Despaired; despairing; despairingly.
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