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- deflated
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VERB
使泄气;挫…的锐气;贬低…的重要性 If you deflate someone or something, you take away their confidence or make them seem less important.
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Like any actor he can be self-centred but I think I've worked out how to deflate him...
跟其他演员一样，他有时也会以自我为中心，但我想自己已经找到了如何挫他锐气的办法。
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Britain's other hopes of medals were deflated earlier in the day.
英国另外的夺牌希望在那天早些时候受到了打击。
deflated
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When she refused I felt deflated.
当她拒绝时我感到灰心丧气。
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V-ERG
放(轮胎、气球等)的气;（使）瘪掉 When something such as a tyre or balloon deflates, or when you deflate it, all the air comes out of it.
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When it returns to shore, the life-jacket will deflate and revert to a harness...
返回岸上后，救生衣就会瘪掉，恢复成背带状。
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...a deflated dinghy.
瘪了气的救生筏
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We deflate the tyres to make it easier to cross the desert.
我们把轮胎放了气，以便穿越沙漠时更容易一些。
- Adjective
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1. brought low in spirit;
- "left us fatigued and deflated spiritually"
- synonym： chapfallen，chopfallen，crestfallen
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2. collapsed through the release of gas or air
- antonym： inflated
- 1. He was deflated by the news.
- 这消息令他泄气。
来自《简明英汉词典》
- 2. I was quite deflated by her lack of interest in my suggestions.
- 他对我的建议兴趣不大，令我感到十分气馁。
来自《简明英汉词典》
