dejectedly

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英[dɪˈdʒektɪdli]美[dɪˈdʒektɪdli]

adv. 沮丧地；灰心地

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1.As a result, after a busy day they couldn't find a single trace of red deer and could only return dejectedly with empty hands.

结果，他们连马鹿的踪影也找不着，白忙了一天，只好空着垂头丧气地回去了。

2.Using the same slogan, another AD showed a red-haired man looking down his pants dejectedly.

同一个标语，另一个广告里一个红头发的男人正沮丧地向下看他的裤子。

3."I am no detective," he admitted to himself, and headed dejectedly towards the exit.

“我可不是个侦探，”他自己承认道，然后垂头丧气地向出口走去。

4.WEARING a crisp blue shirt, Kumaraswamy Nageswaran gestures dejectedly to a towering fence that keeps him from his village and his three acres of farmland on the Trincomalee coast.

库马拉斯瓦米•纳格斯瓦瑞身着整洁的蓝T恤，沮丧地指着那堵高高的围墙，就是那墙把他和他的村子、他在亭可马里海岸的三英亩田地分开来了。

5.The little boy walked dejectedly down the cracked sidewalk.

小男孩儿沮丧地走在破旧的人行道上。

6.Nina dejectedly tells Jack that they were unable to get the trace before the call was abruptly ended.

尼娜沮丧地告诉杰克，电话被突然挂断后，他们追踪不到手机的位置了。

7.The sash was stuck, however, and would not yield, so he sat down dejectedly and began pulling at his collar.

可是窗框给黏住了，怎么也推不开，他只好沮丧地坐下，拉扯起衣领来。

8.Joe offered no answer, poor fellow, but stood feeling his whisker and looking dejectedly at me, as if he thought it really might have been a better speculation.

乔一言不发，这个可怜的人儿只是站在那里用手摸着他的胡须，垂头丧气地看着我，仿佛在想当时讨个女黑奴当老婆说不定是个好主意。

9.She slumped dejectedly over the wheel.

她沮丧地趴在方向盘上。

10.After losing the match, he walked away dejectedly.

在输掉比赛后，他沮丧地走开了。

11.She stared dejectedly at her exam results.

她沮丧地盯着自己的考试成绩。

12.The child sat dejectedly on the playground after being left out of the game.

那个孩子在游乐场上沮丧地坐着，因为没有被邀请参加游戏。

13.He sighed dejectedly when he realized he had missed the bus.

当他意识到自己错过了公交车时，沮丧地叹了口气。

14.She looked dejectedly at the empty shelves in the store.

她沮丧地看着商店里空荡荡的货架。

作文

The rain poured down heavily, creating a gloomy atmosphere that matched my mood. I stood at the bus stop, waiting for the bus that seemed to be taking forever. As I glanced at my watch, I felt a wave of frustration wash over me. I had an important meeting to attend, and being late was not an option. The thought of disappointing my team made me feel even worse. I looked around and noticed other people waiting, their faces reflecting a similar sense of impatience. It was as if we were all united in our shared misery. Just then, I spotted a young girl playing with her umbrella, twirling it around with a smile on her face. Her innocence reminded me of simpler times when worries were few. However, my thoughts quickly returned to my predicament. I sighed and crossed my arms, standing there dejectedly 沮丧地 as the rain continued to fall. I couldn't help but wonder how life could sometimes feel so heavy and burdensome. Suddenly, I heard a loud honking sound, and my heart skipped a beat. I turned to see the bus finally approaching, its headlights cutting through the rain. I rushed forward, my spirits lifting slightly at the sight of the warm, dry interior of the bus. As I boarded, I felt a sense of relief wash over me. However, the moment I sat down, my mind began to race again. What if I was still late? What if my presentation didn’t go well? These thoughts plagued me, and I found myself staring out the window, watching the raindrops race down the glass. Each drop seemed to symbolize my own worries, sliding away but never quite disappearing. As the bus made its way through the city, I tried to distract myself by observing the world outside. People hurried along the sidewalks, umbrellas in hand, each absorbed in their own lives. Some seemed joyful, laughing with friends, while others appeared just as dejectedly 沮丧地 as I felt. I realized that everyone has their struggles, hidden behind smiles or laughter. This thought brought me a small sense of comfort. Perhaps I wasn’t alone in feeling this way. When the bus finally arrived at my stop, I took a deep breath and stepped off into the rain. The cool droplets hit my face, refreshing me slightly. I walked towards the building where the meeting was held, trying to shake off the negativity that had clouded my mind. As I entered the conference room, I was greeted by familiar faces, all eager to start the discussion. I put on a brave smile, determined to push through my feelings of anxiety. Despite my earlier feelings of despair, I knew that I had prepared well and that I could handle whatever came my way. As I began my presentation, I noticed my confidence growing. I spoke clearly and passionately about our project, and I could see my teammates nodding in agreement. The atmosphere shifted, and I felt the weight of my earlier worries begin to lift. By the end of the meeting, I received positive feedback, and I realized that my feelings of being dejectedly 沮丧地 had been temporary. Life is full of ups and downs, and it’s important to remember that even in moments of despair, there can be hope and joy just around the corner. Sometimes, all it takes is a little patience and perseverance to turn things around.

雨下得很大，营造出一种阴沉的氛围，正好与我的心情相匹配。我站在公交车站，等待着似乎永远不会来的公交车。当我瞥了一眼手表时，感到一阵沮丧涌上心头。我有一个重要的会议要参加，迟到绝对不是一个选项。想到可能让我的团队失望，我的心情更糟。四周环顾，我注意到其他人也在等待，他们的脸上流露出类似的不耐烦。就像我们所有人在共同分享这种痛苦。就在这时，我看见一个小女孩在玩她的雨伞，微笑着转动它。她的天真让我想起了那些无忧无虑的简单时光。然而，我的思绪很快又回到了困境中。我叹了口气，双臂交叉，站在那里dejectedly沮丧地，雨水继续倾泻而下。我不禁想知道，生活怎么会有时如此沉重和负担。 突然，我听到一声刺耳的鸣笛，我的心跳加速。我转过身，看到公交车终于驶来，车头灯穿透了雨幕。我急忙向前冲，看到车内温暖干燥的环境，心情稍微好了一些。然而，当我坐下时，脑海中又开始飞速运转。万一我还是迟到呢？如果我的演示做得不好呢？这些想法困扰着我，我发现自己凝视着窗外，看着雨滴在玻璃上竞相滑落。每一滴雨似乎都象征着我自己的忧虑，滑走却从未真正消失。 当公交车穿过城市时，我试图通过观察窗外的世界来分散注意力。人们匆匆走在街道上，手中撑着雨伞，每个人都沉浸在自己的生活中。有些人看起来很快乐，和朋友们嬉笑，而另一些人则显得同样dejectedly沮丧地。我意识到，每个人都有他们的挣扎，隐藏在微笑或笑声背后。这一想法让我感到一丝安慰。也许我并不孤单。 当公交车终于到达我的站点时，我深吸了一口气，走进雨中。凉爽的雨滴打在我的脸上，让我稍微清醒了一些。我朝着会议举行的建筑走去，努力摆脱笼罩我心头的消极情绪。当我走进会议室时，熟悉的面孔迎接了我，大家都渴望开始讨论。我强装微笑，决心克服焦虑的感觉。尽管我之前感到沮丧，但我知道我已经准备得很好，可以应对接下来的一切。 当我开始演示时，我注意到自己的自信心在增长。我清晰而充满热情地讲述我们的项目，看到我的队友们点头表示赞同。气氛发生了变化，我感觉到早先的沉重感开始消散。会议结束时，我收到了积极的反馈，我意识到我之前感到的dejectedly沮丧地只是暂时的。生活充满了起伏，重要的是要记住，即使在绝望的时刻，也可以在拐角处找到希望和快乐。有时，只需要一点耐心和毅力，就能扭转局面。