懊丧 (Chinese PinYin: [ào sàng]; traditional Chinese: 懊喪) may mean: (1) adj. dejected; (2) adj. depressed; (3) adj. despondent; (4) adj. sad; (5) adj. regretful. It is an everyday vocabulary that can be used in both formal and informal Mandarin Chinese. Some common phrases and expressions are: 懊丧地 (sadly), 使人懊丧的 (depressing), 懊丧和恼怒 (depression and anger), 好懊丧 (very depressing), 遗憾和懊丧 (regret and sadness).
Literally: 懊 (regretful) + 丧 (mourning)
1. How to pronounce 懊丧?
Chinese Pinyin: [ào sàng]
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2. Synonyms And Antonyms of 懊丧
Synonyms: 忏悔, 懊恼, 悲哀, 懊悔, 衰颓, 悲伤, 丧气, 颓废, 后悔, 反悔, 悔恨, 悔怨, 颓丧, 沮丧, 颓靡, 颓败
Antonyms: 兴奋, 高昂, 昂扬
3. What are the fixed expression, collocation and idioms that contains 懊丧
Fixed expression: 懊丧地 (sadly), 使人懊丧的 (depressing),
Collocation: 懊丧和恼怒 (depression and anger), 好懊丧 (very depressing), 遗憾和懊丧 (regret and sadness),
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4. How to use 懊丧 in a sentence?
Below are some example sentences and quotes containing 懊丧.
4.1 我懊丧地感到自己败给了这些机灵的蚂蚁。
Translation: I realized sadly that I had been completely defeated by their ingenuity.
4.2 许多时候，我会觉得懊丧和恼怒, 因为我改变不了自己, 也无法怪罪别人。
Translation: There were times when I felt depressed and angry because I couldn’t change the way I was, or blame anyone for that matter.
4.3 很多人会发现他们唯一不曾懊丧悔恨的就是他们所犯的错误，只是往往发现得太晚了。
Translation: Most people discover when it is too late that the only things one never regrets are one’s mistakes.
4.4 狼十分懊丧
Translation: The wolf is very depressed.
4.5 人不应该生活在记忆之中，不要总为一去不复返的好时光而懊丧，不要总为故去的朋友而伤。
Translation: One should not live in memories, in regrets for the good old days, or in sadness about friend who are dead.
4.6 俱乐部也理解不知情的人的懊丧。
Translation: The club understand the frustrations of people not knowing the truth.
4.7 对新出现的种种懊丧局面保持幽默感，这会有所帮助。
Translation: Maintaining a sense of humor about these new frustrations can be helpful.
4.8 有趣的是，大家一致认为我打孩子的时候肯定感到负罪感和懊丧。
Translation: Interestingly, everyone was unanimous that I must surely have felt horribly guilty and remorseful afterwards.
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