feel disconsolate
She felt disconsolate after the funeral.
葬礼后她感到郁郁不乐。
郁郁不乐的；无法安慰的
无精打采的,阴郁的；极度悲伤；无法安慰；似乎无法安慰的；无法慰藉的；令人沮丧
无精打采的,阴郁的
Cheerless, dreary.
极度悲伤；无法安慰
sad beyond comforting; incapable of being consoled
似乎无法安慰的；无法慰藉的
Seemingly beyond consolation; inconsolable.
令人沮丧
causing dejection
After her dog ran away, the little girl was disconsolate for days.
她的狗跑掉后，那个小女孩一连几天都郁郁不乐。
用法提示：这里 disconsolate 是形容词，表示“悲伤得无法安慰的”，在句中作表语。
AI contextual example
He sat alone in his room, disconsolate over the loss of his job.
他独自坐在房间里，因失去工作而郁郁不乐。
用法提示：此处 disconsolate 是形容词，描述“忧伤得难以振作”的状态，作表语或补语。
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The disconsolate fans left the stadium in silence after the team's defeat.
球队失利后，那些郁郁不乐的球迷沉默地离开了体育场。
用法提示：这里的 disconsolate 是形容词，作定语修饰 fans，意为“伤心欲绝的”。
AI contextual example
She felt disconsolate after the funeral.
葬礼后她感到郁郁不乐。
disconsolate 比 sad 语气更强，表示无法安慰的悲伤。
He was disconsolate over the loss of his job.
他因失去工作而郁郁不乐。
The disconsolate child sat alone in the corner.
那个郁郁不乐的孩子独自坐在角落里。
grammar · medium
易错句子She cried disconsolate.
正确表达She cried disconsolately.
disconsolate 是形容词，不能修饰动词。修饰动词应使用副词形式 disconsolately。
grammar · medium
易错句子The news disconsolated him.
正确表达The news left him disconsolate.
disconsolate 是形容词，不是动词。应使用 'leave sb. disconsolate' 或 'make sb. disconsolate' 结构。
disconsolate侧重因悲伤而郁郁寡欢的状态；inconsolable强调他人无法通过安慰来缓解其悲伤。
desolate可形容地方荒凉或人因孤寂而凄凉；disconsolate专指因无法慰藉的悲伤而情绪低落。
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