😞disillusion (desillusion)

verb, noun
/ˌdɪsɪˈluːʒən/
Desillusion (desillusion)

Bedeutung

to cause someone to realize that something is not as good as they believed
Bedeutungsübersetzung
jemandem klar machen, dass etwas nicht so gut ist, wie man es geglaubt hat
jemandem klar machen, dass etwas nicht so gut ist, wie man es geglaubt hat

Beispielsätze

The scandal disillusioned many voters.

Der Skandal hat viele Wähler desillusioniert.
Der Skandal hat viele Wahler desillusioniert.

Beispielausdrücke

disillusion with
Desillusioniert von
Desillusioniert von

Synonyme

disenchant, disappoint, discourage, embitter

Antonyme

encourage, inspire, satisfy

Kollokationen

feel disillusioned, political disillusion, deep disillusion, disillusion with life

Verwandte Vokabulare

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