demotivating

demotivating

美 [diˈmoʊtɪˌveɪt] 　英 [diːˈməʊtɪveɪt]

• v.使失去动力；使变得消极
• 网络失去动力的

词形变化

第三人称单数：demotivates  现在分词：demotivating  过去式：demotivated  

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英汉解释

v.	1. to make someone lose their enthusiasm and interest

例句

Such thoughts are clearly demotivating, but more importantly they reveal a total misunderstanding of the nature of time.

这样的想法确实很打消士气，但更重要的是这完全误解了时间的本质。

By contrast, No is considered demotivating, uncreative and a thoroughly bad thing.

相比之下，现代管理理论认为“不”会令人失去干劲、没有创意、完全是个坏东西。

A recent series of studies, titled "When Choice Is Demotivating, " provide the evidence.

最近一系列题为“当选择正在失去吸引力”的研究为此提供了证据。

Injuries are the most demotivating thing ever. ever.

伤患永远永远永远都是最让人失去动力的事。

This is because all school reports are now good: no one dares to risk demotivating a child.

这是因为现在所有的成绩单都说的是好话：没人敢于冒险挫伤孩子的积极性。

The problem is that when we feel someone else's accomplishments are out of our league, it can be demotivating.

问题是，当我们感觉到某人的成就超出我们能力之范围，这就会使人变得消极。

Do you want our staff to work in a demotivating environment?

你是否想员工置身于一个令他们工作失去动力的环境呢？