letdown in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

Translations for letdown in the English»Spanish Dictionary

letdown [Am ˈlɛtdaʊn, Brit ˈlɛtdaʊn] N

letdown

decepción f

letdown

chasco m

it was a letdown

fue una decepción or un chasco

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after all the ballyhoo, the movie itself was a letdown

después de todo el bombo que le dieron, la película fue una decepción inf

Translations for letdown in the Spanish»English Dictionary

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quemón

letdown

¡qué quemón!

what a letdown!

ensarte

letdown

embarque

letdown inf

decepción

letdown inf

la exposición resultó una verdadera decepción

the exhibition was a real disappointment o letdown

chasco

let-down inf

salir rana Spain inf

to be a real let-down inf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Despite still being a popular concert draw, the failure (as the band saw it) to match the success of their previous albums was a letdown.

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Quite frankly, getting into a normal car at the end of the test drive was a major letdown.

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There are no improvements, but no sheer letdowns, either.

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However, he did say that overall, he felt that the album was a letdown.

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It was a big letdown.

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The main criticism of the game was how its stunning first level makes the rest of the game seem like a letdown.

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While the episode two weeks ago was a bit of a letdown, last night was back in full swing.

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This time, the first-year optimism did not give way to letdown.

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This game was another letdown for home fans, as the hosts lost 2-3.

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My next director is going to be almost a letdown.

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