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Перевод: dejected

[прилагательное]
удрученный; пришибленный

Тезаурус:

1. Some time in that summer of 1929, in his college rooms at Magdalen, he "gave in, and admitted that God was God, and knelt and prayed; perhaps, that night, the most dejected and reluctant convert in all England".
2. Intuitively, she knew that the little Prince was lying and the dejected lag in his steps as he left her room told her that there was a weight on his spirit.
3. SOUL was once - a very long time ago - the sound of a psyche breaking up, shattered by desire or loss - a wracked catharsis, an ailing, dejected, broken sound, essentially tragic.
4. A dejected David Mellor, of the Royal Bank, told the magazine Doctor: "I was led to believe it wasn't an appropriate venue for a bank representative."
5. People were sitting huddled in groups, many of them thoroughly dejected and miserable.
6. Jordanians were dejected by the beating Iraq was getting, elated by the news that Iraq had made good its threat to strike Israel with missiles, worried lest Israeli retaliation drag Jordan into the war.
7. They looked dejected and as puzzled as some of their captors.
8. Nicholson returned to the bosom of his friends, somewhat dejected but still determined.
9. Four gringos sat in a row in the chief's office with the dejected look of the recently robbed.
10. the vagrant crowd, haggard and dejected;
11. Mr Krenz, sitting dejected among the delegates in the penultimate row of the sports hall where the congress was held, stepped down as party leader a week ago.
12. There were wailings and tears, and everywhere men sat dejected in front of their stalls while the women looked on, silent and shocked.
13. He went to a local pub in the mining village where he was staying to drown his sorrows and found himself sitting next to a stranger who remarked on his dejected demeanour.