disenchanted

• 形容对原本崇拜或相信的人或事物感到失望、热情消退的状态。指因发现真相而不再抱有幻想。

Describes a state of disappointment or loss of enthusiasm after discovering the truth about something previously admired or believed in.

1. Disappointed or disillusionedC1formal

   Having lost one's belief in the value or worth of something; no longer feeling enthusiasm or satisfaction.

   不再抱幻想的

   • She became disenchanted with the political system after the scandal.
   • Many employees are disenchanted with the company's management.
   • He grew disenchanted with the promises of the advertising industry.

   同义词cynicaldisappointeddisillusioneddissatisfiedfed uplet downsouredunhappy

   反义词enchantedenthusiastichopefulidealisticinspired

• 动词，指使某人从幻想、欺骗或错误信念中醒悟过来；或使某人失去对某事的热情或信心。

A verb used to indicate the act of freeing someone from an illusion, deception, or false belief; to cause someone to lose their enthusiasm or belief in something.

1. Free from illusionC2formal

   To cause someone to lose belief in the goodness or value of something; to free from enchantment or illusion.

   使醒悟

   • The scandal disenchanted many voters with the political system.
   • His experiences abroad disenchanted him with the corporate world.
   • The harsh reality disenchanted her from her romantic ideals.

   同义词disabusedisillusionenlightenundeceive

   反义词attractenchantinspire