disillusioned

• 形容在发现某事物并不像原先想象的那么好之后产生的失望感，或指因看清真相而不再抱有幻想。

Describes a feeling of disappointment after discovering that something is not as good as one believed it to be.

1. Disappointed in realityB2formal

   Feeling disappointed because someone or something is not as good as you believed them to be.

   幻灭的

   • She became disillusioned with the political system after the scandal.
   • Many young people are disillusioned by the lack of job opportunities.
   • He felt disillusioned when his hero turned out to be dishonest.

   同义词cynicaldisabuseddisappointeddisenchantedsoured

   反义词idealisticnaivetrusting

2. Losing faith or trustB2formal

   Having lost faith or trust in something or someone previously admired.

   失望的

   • The employees grew disillusioned with the company's broken promises.
   • She is deeply disillusioned about the possibility of real change.
   • After years of empty promises, the voters are disillusioned.

   同义词cynicaldisabuseddisaffecteddisappointeddiscourageddisenchanteddisheartenedsouredundeceived

   反义词credulousidealisticnaivetrusting

• 动词，指使某人摆脱幻想或错误信念，通常导致失望。

A verb used to indicate the act of freeing someone from an illusion or false belief, often resulting in disappointment.

1. Disappoint by revealing truthC1formal

   To cause someone to realize that a belief or ideal is false or not as good as they thought.

   使幻灭

   • The scandal disillusioned many of his supporters.
   • She was disillusioned by the corruption she witnessed.
   • The harsh realities of the job quickly disillusioned the new employee.

   同义词disabusedisenchantundeceive

   反义词deceivedeludeenchantfoolinspire