n.沮丧，情绪低落，垂头丧气

She felt a deep sense of dejection after failing the exam.
她考试不及格后感到非常沮丧。
His face was etched with dejection as he watched his team lose.
他看着球队输球，脸上写满了失落。
After the breakup, she sank into a period of profound dejection.
分手后，她陷入了一段深度的消沉期。
The news of their defeat left him in a state of utter dejection.
他们失败的消息使他陷入了极度的沮丧。
Her dejection was palpable, and it was clear that something was bothering her deeply.
她的沮丧情绪明显，显然有件事情深深困扰着她。
He tried to hide his dejection, but the sad look in his eyes gave him away.
他试图掩饰自己的沮丧，但眼中的悲伤出卖了他。
Dejection seemed to follow her everywhere, like a persistent shadow.
沮丧似乎随时随地伴随着她，就像一个挥之不去的影子。
After losing the job, she struggled with feelings of dejection and self-doubt.
失业后，她饱受沮丧和自我怀疑的困扰。
Dejection turned into anger as she realized the injustice of the situation.
当她意识到处境的不公时，沮丧转为了愤怒。
The therapist listened patiently as her patient recounted their feelings of dejection and hopelessness.
心理咨询师耐心地听着病人讲述他们的沮丧和绝望感。