Translations for „downhearted“ in the English » Slovenian Dictionary

down·ˈheart·ed ADJ

downhearted

malodušen

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English

He ended the tour a solitary figure: downtrodden, downhearted, defeated.

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To win you have to fire up the base, attract the uncommitted, impress the thoughtful and inspire the downhearted.

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I came home from the check-up a bit downhearted.

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This leaves the three downhearted.

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Please do not be downhearted by the rubbish that sometimes gets posted in the comments.

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The people don't get too excited, and they don't get too downhearted.

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Drake could not resist a joke and teased them by looking downhearted.

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The world can be frightening and stressful, and the current political climate can leave us feeling downhearted.

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But there's no reason to feel downhearted, as with a little effort even the worst-affected areas can be brought back to life.

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Opus is downhearted because, as a penguin, he can not fly.

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