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disillusion 英[ˌdɪzɪˈluːʒn] 美[ˌdɪzɪˈluːʒn]
单词解释：使醒悟；使幻灭；破灭的幻想
读音：（英）dɪˈzɪluːʒn，（美）dɪˈzɪluːʒn
例句：
1. She had hoped to find a romantic idyll, but instead she found disillusion.
她曾希望寻得一段浪漫的传奇，可没想到最后只能感到幻灭。
2. In politics the distinction between public and private motives is often illusory and easily dissolved by a disillusioning experience. 在政治中，公共动机与私人动机的区分通常是虚幻的，它会在一些幻灭的经历下变得模糊。
3. The film was a complete disillusionment. 这部电影完全破灭了我的幻想。
4. He had hoped to be welcomed with open arms, but instead he found himself disillusioned and alone. 他本以为会受到热烈欢迎，结果却发现自己幻灭了，孤身一人。
5. The film left me thoroughly disillusioned with the world. 这部电影使我彻底对世界失望。
6. She had been disillusioned by his behaviour. 他的行为使她感到幻灭。
7. The politician's promises were just empty rhetoric - he was really just trying to gain our disillusioned electorate's votes. 政治家的承诺只是一些空洞的辞令而已——他其实只是在努力赢得我们那些已感到幻灭的选民的选票。
8. We hoped to see some progress in the talks, but instead we got more disillusionment. 我们原指望谈判会有些进展，结果却只是又一次失望。
9. I thought we were on the brink of a new era of cooperation, but now I'm starting to feel a bit disillusioned. 我以为我们正处在合作新时代的边缘，但现在我开始有些感到幻灭了。
10. It seemed like every day brought new hope, only to have it dashed by the next revelation of how disillusioned they really were. 似乎每天都有新的希望，但随之而来的下一个破灭的真相让他们感到多么的幻灭。
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