disillusion
disillusion 英 [ˌdɪsɪˈlu:ʒn] 美 [ˌdɪsɪˈluʒən]
vt. 使醒悟；使不再抱幻想 n. 幻灭；醒悟
进行时:disillusioning 过去式:disillusioned 过去分词:disillusioned 第三人称单数:disillusions 名词复数:disillusions
- To disillusion is to make someone realize their belief isn't true. If your cousin believes that the Tooth Fairy will come in the night, take her tooth and sprinkle her with fairy dust. It would be too cruel to disillusion her.
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- vt. 使醒悟；使不再抱幻想
- n. 幻灭；醒悟
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1. There is a whole world of anxiety and disillusion behind those bald employment figures.
在那些光秃秃的就业数字背后是整个世界的焦虑和幻灭。
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2. They know that is their whole nobility, and it is useless to speak in relation to them of hidden misfortune or the ashes of disillusion.
他们也知道，这是他们的高贵所在。 要是说起暗中尾随的不幸或幻灭的灰炽时提到便提到他们，这是毫无意义的。
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3. Mr Martinelli, who owns Super 99, the country’s largest supermarket chain, managed to profit from disillusion at political corruption by posing as an outsider.
马蒂内利先生拥有巴拿马最大的连锁超市超级99，以一个旁观者的姿态成功地从政治腐败的幻灭中获益。
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