深度学习
despondent (de SPON dent) This adjective meaning “discouraged,” “dejected” comes into English from a Latin verb meaning “to give up, to despair.” The noun form is “despondency.”
- The ancient philosophy of stoicism urged against despondency. Its follow-ers sought to remain calm, whatever circumstances life might bring.
- After a few days of feeling despondent that he had not gotten the job he had sought, Mr. Van Zandt rallied his spirits and began a new series of interviews.
——摘自《Fiske WordPower: The Most Effective System for Building a Vocabulary That Gets Results Fast》
机器翻译，仅供参考
dependent（de SPON dent）这个形容词的意思是“气馁”，“沮丧”来自拉丁语动词，意思是“放弃，绝望”。名词形式是“dependency”
- 古代斯多葛主义哲学极力反对沮丧。无论生活可能带来什么样的情况，它的追随者都试图保持冷静
- 范赞特因为没有得到他想要的工作而沮丧了几天后，他振作起来，开始了一系列新的面试
