discouraging

美音：[dɪs'kʌrɪdʒɪŋ] 英音：[dɪs'kʌrɪdʒɪŋ]

简单释义：

adj.使人沮丧[气馁]的；阻止的

v.“discourage”的现在分词

网络令人气馁的；令人泄气的；令人沮丧的

完整释义：

adj.

1.使人沮丧[气馁]的
2.阻止的
3.令人失望的
4.希望很小的

例句：

All over the country, beach managers have tried to make beaches safer by discouraging the use of glass bottles on the sand.
在全国范围内，为了安全起见，主管沙滩的经理们都不鼓励把玻璃洒用于沙滩。
Then you think about how much work it will be, the risks you'll face, and other discouraging thoughts.
然而想想你要付出的努力，面临的风险和其他令人气馁的想法。
If you travel to another country you don't know, getting lost can be very frustrating and discouraging.
如果你去一个陌生的国家旅行，迷路可能会让你很沮丧，很丧气。
Yet, much news I got so far is quite negative and discouraging. The problem is age. From Chinese standard point I am an old man.
然而，目前我得到的一些消息很让自己失望。问题就是年龄。以中国人的标准来看我已经是一个老人了。
One of these premodern attachment-discouraging practices was to leave infants unnamed until they had survived into the second year.
其中的一个前现代的附件，沮丧的做法是不具名假婴儿，直到他们幸存的第二个年头。
What I have heard so far from Greek economists is deeply discouraging.
迄今为止，我从希腊经济学家那里听到的建议非常令人失望。
Wednesday's data was the latest in a string of discouraging reports on home sales, consumer confidence and Midwest business activity.
周三公布的数据是最新一批令人失望数据的一部分，之前公布的房屋销售，消费者信心和中西部制造业等数据均不佳。
There is nothing more discouraging than trying to create change in an environment that is not conducive to it.
在一个不利于做出改变的环境里努力要做改变是最气馁不过的事了。

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