disenchantment

基本解释

• n. 醒悟，清醒；不抱幻想

同根派生

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英汉例句

双语例句

• Britons are not alone in their disenchantment.
  醒悟的不仅是英国人。
• Yet that decision may merely aggravate voters' disenchantment with the EU.
  然而这一决定或许只会让选民对于欧盟更加不抱幻想。
• Among Mr Sarkozy’s own supporters, from the fields and factories to the parquet-floored salons of Paris, disenchantment has set in.
  萨科齐自己的支持者们，从农场和工厂到巴黎高档沙龙，已经不抱幻想。

原声例句

• (NO TRANSCRIPTS) Anti-war organizers said turnout was much lower than at similar marches before Mr.Obama became president, but they said disenchantment with U.S.foreign policy was growing again.
• Modern poetry arises, in Eliot's case, with the death of God, with the loss of a theological justification for life, with a sense of disenchantment, a sense of depletion, depletion of meaning and value.
  在艾略特而言，现代诗歌的兴起，与对上帝信仰的消失，以及对生活不再在理论使其合理化，及人们的觉醒，对意义和价值的耗尽是相伴相随的。
  耶鲁公开课 - 现代诗歌课程节选

权威例句

• Royce developed his disenchantment with glamour stocks and his preference for oddballs in the early 1970s.
  FORBES: About Charles "Chuck" Royce
• But when those facts are stories of Sunnis and Shiites killing each other, Americans' disenchantment grows.
  NPR: War Protests Fail to Mirror Poll Numbers

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词组短语

短语

• Disenchantment charm 解咒符
• technical disenchantment 技术祛魅
• Fairy Disenchantment 警幻仙姑
• The Disenchantment 幻灭
• new disenchantment 新自觉

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英英字典

柯林斯英英字典

• Disenchantment is the feeling of being disappointed with something, and no longer believing that it is good or worthwhile.

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专业释义

文学

• 祛魅

法学

• 祛魅

  Third, it introduced the concept of disenchantment from political areas, and proposed the disenchantment of marriage rules in the moral and political areas at the first time.
  第三,引入政治学意义的“祛魅”概念,并首次以此基础提出对于婚姻家庭法律规范,在道德和政治两个层面上的祛魅化问题。

• 祛神化