Translations for „demoralise“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

demoralize, demoralise [dıˈmɒrə­laız] VB trans

demoralize

使沮丧 shǐ jǔsàng

demoralize

使士气低落 shǐ shìqì dīluò

▶ demoralization, demoralisation [dıˌmɒrəlaıˈzeıʃən] N

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English

It's likely to demoralise the judiciary and sap it of the will to continue its work.

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The government would not countenance propaganda to demoralise officials.

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One of the aims of war is to demoralise the enemy, so that peace or surrender becomes preferable to continuing the conflict.

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It was my first time ever playing against them, having grown up watching them demoralise teams.

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There is only one kind of power that can demoralise and eventually destroy a movement that is beyond reason.

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We saw the polling industry do everything they could to demoralise our campaign.

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Historically, wolves, or other fierce breeds, would be unleashed before close quarters combat to break and demoralise enemy infantry formations.

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But we should not allow this to demoralise us!

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We are tired of being demoralised by people focusing on all the negative things in our society.

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How to demoralise your opponents with one cheeky grin?

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