chagrin

• Substantif désignant un sentiment de contrariété, de déception ou de mortification provoqué par un échec, une déception ou une humiliation.

A noun referring to a feeling of annoyance, embarrassment, or disappointment caused by failure, disappointment, or humiliation.

indénombrable

1. Annoyance or embarrassmentC1formal

   A feeling of annoyance, disappointment, or embarrassment caused by failure, humiliation, or unexpected circumstances.

   contrariété, dépit

   • Much to his chagrin, he lost the chess match to a beginner.
   • She felt a deep sense of chagrin when her mistake was pointed out in public.
   • To the team's chagrin, the project was cancelled at the last minute.

   Synonymesannoyancediscomfiturediscomfortdispleasuredistressembarrassmenthumiliationirritationmortificationvexation

   Antonymescomfortcontentmentdelightpridesatisfaction

• Verbe signifiant causer à quelqu'un du chagrin, de la gêne ou du dépit, en particulier à la suite d'un échec ou d'une déception.

A verb meaning to cause someone to feel distress, embarrassment, or annoyance, especially due to failure or disappointment.

1. Cause distress or embarrassmentC1formal

   To cause someone to feel distressed, humiliated, or annoyed, especially due to failure or disappointment.

   causer du chagrin ou de la gêne

   • His poor performance chagrined him deeply.
   • The criticism chagrined the young artist.
   • She was chagrined by the unexpected rejection.

   Synonymesabashannoydiscomfitdisconcertembarrasshumiliateirkmortifyrilevex

   Antonymescomfortdelightgratifypleasesatisfy