Adjective:

1. struck with fear, dread, or consternation

He was dismayed at the cynicism of the youngsters.

他对年轻人的玩世不恭感到惊愕。

He stared at his favourite child, dismayed, filled with fear.

他惊愕地盯着自己最宠爱的孩子，满心恐惧。

He was dismayed to find that his hands were shaking.

他惶恐地发现自己的手正在发抖。

The thought that she was crying dismayed him.

想到她正在流泪，他伤心不已。

He was dismayed when he found his wallet gone.

他发现丢了钱包而惊慌失措.

I was dismayed to learn that she had failed again.

得知她又一次失败,我感到惊愕.

The thought that she might fail the history test dismayed her.

想到历史可能考不及格时,她很沮丧.

He was dismayed at the size of his adversary.

对手的魁伟身材使他丧失了勇气.

I was dismayed at the news.

我听到这个消息,很沮丧.

He was dismayed at his lack of understanding.

他对自已的无知感到沮丧.

Well, speaking as a journalist I'm dismayed by the amount of pressure there is for pictures of combat.

嗯，作为一名新闻记者，拍摄战争场面的巨大压力让我深感不安。

Hsin - mei was so dismayed he did not know how to respond.

辛楣 窘得不知所措.

The committee was dismayed by what it had been told.

委员会对所告知的一切很是惊愕。

Negroes and liberal whites were dismayed and reacted in various ways.

黑人和自由主义白人感到惊愕,并作出各种反应.

Matsuoka was dismayed , and he soon fell from office.

松田泄气了, 不久就离职而去.