despond meaning in English
vi.
灰心，消沉。
n.
〔古语〕沮丧，失望。
-ence, -cy n.
灰心，消沉。
Examples
- She was in a desponding reverie .
原来她满腔郁悒，正在一意深思。 - She could have been trying to encourage a patient who threatened to despond .
她像是在鼓励一位眼看就要垂头丧气的病人。 - Don t despond , said carton , very gently ; don t grieve
“别灰心， ”卡尔顿极轻柔地说， “别悲伤。 - Well , you dropped linton with it into a slough of despond
好呀，你把林敦和这样的消遣一起丢入了绝望的深渊啦。 - Jane s temper was not desponding , and she was gradually led to hope , though the diffidence of affection sometimes overcame the hope , that bingley would return to netherfield and answer every wish of her heart
吉英这样的性子，本来不会轻易意志消沉，从此便渐渐产生了希望认为彬格莱先生准定会回到尼日斐花园一，使她万事如意，尽管有时候她还是怀疑多于希望。