letting down
英 [ˈletɪŋ daʊn]
美 [ˈletɪŋ daʊn]
下滑，（肉牛）掉膘
英英释义
noun
- the act of causing something to move to a lower level
双语例句
- As a teenager, I felt I was always letting people down.
当我还是个10几岁的少年的时候，觉得自己总是让人失望。 - Any boy who misbehaves will be letting down the whole school.
任何行为不端的孩子都会让整个学校蒙羞。 - Son, you are letting me down very much!
儿子，你让我非常失望！ - I'm not worried about you letting me down.
我不是担心你会让我失望。 - I need to be so rocked by something, so moved by something that the idea of letting it down or ruining it is painful, and that's what gets you through the shoot, she said.
我需要因某些东西而震惊而感动以至于放弃或毁掉它是痛苦的，那是让你通过拍摄的东西，她说。 - He has spent all his life in letting down buckets into empty wells; and he is frittering away his age in trying to draw them up again.
他把一生花费于把水桶落到枯井里，如今又把残年消耗于把它们吊上来。 - Do you really want to start your life together by letting her down?
你真想让你们的共同生活从失望开始？ - A patient who just recovered will suffer a relapse if letting down his guard; a strong person may die suddenly because of neglect.
大病初愈者，常因放松警惕而造成复发；身体强壮者，反而因疏忽大意而导致猝亡。 - Faced with the choice between punishing their populations with austerity programmes and letting down foreign creditors, countries may find it easier to disappoint the foreigners.
面对使用紧缩政策惩罚其民众或是对不起外国债权人，政府会发现让外国人失望可能是更好的选择。正如卡门？ - Letting someone down is not a good thing, feeling a certain indisposition to accept other's kindnesses either.
存心想亏负人是不好的事，不肯接受人的爱也不好。