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Перевод: disillusion

[существительное]
разочарование; утрата иллюзий;
[глагол]
разочаровывать; разрушать иллюзии; открывать правду

Тезаурус:

1. This was the first occasion when I experienced the disillusion of actually seeing a place I had come to love through a poem - that had been, in Drinkwater's phrase, "lissom in a dream".
2. One self-described Heathite Tory said that the message from the doorsteps was of profound disillusion with Mrs Thatcher.
3. He gives us two kinds: salty recollections, verses and songs of the rank-and-file (surely no previous volume from this august publisher has contained so many f-words and c-words); and more elegant expressions of disillusion from the intelligentsia.
4. It will begin with puzzles rather than solutions, for the growing disillusion with free financial markets comes laden with paradox.
5. DISILLUSION with pyjama flannels and commercialism has prompted the sudden resignation of cricket's unofficial "conscience".
6. There will be some serious disillusion to follow on the heels of the euphoria of freedom.
7. It was an exciting time, in retrospect a brief golden age between the end of colonial rule and the point when the repressiveness of the Kanu regime grew so blatant that disillusion, new East African writer would emerge, following in the footsteps of my already famous colleague, who then called himself James Ngugi.
8. The deep disillusion of the mining community (including miners' wives who played an unprecedently prominent role in the strike) at the erosion of their pits, their villages, and their way of life since the 1950s was spontaneous and genuine.
9. More probably, however, even the final figures will show large declines - the most telling possible proof of how the exhilaration of being able to read almost anything has been replaced by disillusion at being able to buy almost nothing.
10. Unamuno also wrote: "Love is the child of illusion and the parent of disillusion" - a very Zen Buddhist concept of which I was to learn the truth in Salamanca.
11. We watch as friendships come apart at the seams, as lives of promise collapse under the weight of illness or despair or disillusion, but there is a reckless exhilaration about it all.
12. Signs of Beatrice's disillusion can be read into her column in The New Age .
13. Such disillusion and frustration came to the fore last Saturday.