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Deflated Meaning in English

word · lemma: deflate

dɪˈfɫeɪtɪd
di-FLAY-tid
diːflˈeɪtɪd
dee-FLAY-tid

释义

If something is deflated, it has lost air or gas and is no longer full or firm. It can also describe a person who feels disappointed, less confident, or discouraged.

用法与细微差别

Physical: Used for tires, balls, balloons, etc. Emotional: Describes feeling disappointed, let down, or discouraged. Pairs with verbs like 'feel', 'look', or 'sound'. Common in both formal and informal English. Do not confuse with 'inflated' (means full or overblown).

例句

The basketball was deflated and needed more air.

basic

After hearing the bad news, he felt deflated.

basic

My bike tire is deflated; I need to fix it.

basic

She looked deflated after the meeting didn’t go her way.

natural

We were all a bit deflated when our team lost the final.

natural

The once-lively party now felt oddly deflated after so many guests left early.

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