adj.大失所望的，不再抱幻想的，幻想破灭的
v.使醒悟，使不再抱幻想，使理想破灭
disillusion的过去分词和过去式

原形：disillusion第三人称单数：disillusions过去式：disillusioned过去分词：disillusioned现在分词：disillusioning

Disillusionment set in as she realized the true nature of the job she had taken on.
当她意识到自己承担的工作的真实性质时，她的幻想破灭了。
His initial enthusiasm for the project quickly turned to disillusion when he faced numerous obstacles.
他对项目的初始热情在遇到众多困难后迅速变得失望。
After years of living in the big city, she experienced a sense of disillusionment with its constant noise and chaos.
在大城市生活多年后，她对那里的喧嚣和混乱感到失望。
The celebrity's sudden downfall from grace was a harsh disillusion for their fans.
这位明星的突然失宠对粉丝来说是一个残酷的打击。
The once-optimistic student became disillusioned after witnessing the harsh realities of the education system.
曾经乐观的学生在目睹教育制度的严酷现实后变得失望。
She felt deeply disillusioned by the political promises that never seemed to materialize.
政治承诺从未兑现，这让她深感失望。
His experience in the military led to a disillusionment with the idea of blind obedience.
他在军队的经历使他对盲目服从的理念产生了怀疑。
The marketing campaign promised wonders, but the product's poor performance left customers feeling disillusioned.
营销活动曾承诺神奇效果，但产品性能不佳，让消费者感到失望。
The once-romantic relationship became disillusioned after years of constant arguments.
曾经浪漫的关系因多年的争吵而变得失望。
Her dream of becoming a famous writer was shattered into disillusion when she faced rejection after rejection from publishers.
她成为一名著名作家的梦想在遭受一次又一次出版商的拒绝后破灭了。