frustrate
英 [frʌsˈtreɪt]
美 [ˈfrʌs.treɪt]
- vt. 挫败;阻挠;使感到灰心
- vi. 失败;受挫
- adj. 挫败的;无益的
将“frustrate”与“frus-水果”结合记忆。想象一个破碎的水果(frus-),就像试图做一些事情却遇到了障碍,感到挫败(-rate)。这种方法通过视觉和情感联想帮助记忆该词的含义。
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frustrate 挫折来自fraud, 欺骗,伤害。即被欺骗的,被伤害的,受到挫折的。
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frustrate: [15] Frustrate comes from Latin frūstrātus ‘disappointed, frustrated’, the past participle of a verb formed from the adverb frūstrā ‘in error, in vain, uselessly’. This was a relative of Latin fraus, which originally meant ‘injury, harm’, hence ‘deceit’ and then ‘error’ (its English descendant, fraud [14], preserves ‘deceit’). Both go back to an original Indo- European *dhreu- which denoted ‘injure’.
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- frustrate (v.)
- mid-15c., from Latin frustratus, past participle of frustrari "to deceive, disappoint, make vain," from frustra (adv.) "in vain, in error," related to fraus "injury, harm" (see fraud). Related: Frustrated; frustrating.
- 1. But this didn't frustrate Einstein. He was content to go as far as he could.
- 但这并没有使爱因斯坦灰心, 他对能够更深入地研究而感到满意.
- 2. Doesn't it frustrate you that audiences in the theatre are so restricted?
- 观众在剧场里要受到如此多的限制,这难道不令人恼火吗?
- 3. We will frustrate you, my friends, deep as you think yourselves.
- 我的朋友呀, 尽管你们自以为高深莫测, 我们会挫败你们的.
- 4. Before long, this element proliferation began to frustrate the chemists.
- 不久后, 元素的这个增生开始冲击化学家们.
- 5. Isabel felt it out of her husband's power to frustrate this faculty.
- 伊莎贝尔发觉,她的丈夫已被这种手腕弄得无可奈何.