Disillusion 是一个英文词汇，指的是一种心理状态或情感的改变，通常意味着某人失去了对某人、某事或某种信念的幻想、理想化或期待，最终认识到这些理想并不真实或并不如他们所想的那样。

词汇信息：

音标：[ˌdɪsɪˈluːʒən]

词性：名词 / 动词

中文翻译：

名词：幻灭，失望

动词：使失望，使幻想破灭

词汇用法：

作为名词：指幻灭的感受或状态

作为动词：指让某人失望或破灭幻想

例句：

The sudden failure of his business led to his disillusion with the world of entrepreneurship.

他的生意突然失败，导致他对创业的世界产生了幻灭感。

 

She felt disillusioned after realizing that the company was only interested in profits, not employees' welfare.

她在意识到公司只关心利润而不关心员工福利后，感到幻灭。

 

The movie was supposed to be a great success, but it ended up leaving the audience disillusioned.

这部电影原本应该是一个巨大成功，但最终却让观众感到失望。

 

His disillusion with politics grew after years of corruption scandals.

在经历了多年的腐败丑闻后，他对政治的幻灭感越来越强。

 

After traveling to the country, she was disillusioned by the stark difference between the rich and the poor.

旅行到那个国家后，她对贫富差距的巨大反差感到失望。

 

The disillusion of youth can be a painful but important part of growing up.

青少年的幻灭可能是一个痛苦但重要的成长过程。

 

They were disillusioned by the false promises made during the election campaign.

他们对选举期间作出的虚假承诺感到失望。

 

Disillusionment with the education system has led many teachers to leave the profession.

对教育体制的幻灭感让许多教师选择离开这一职业。

 

After the divorce, she was disillusioned with the idea of love and marriage.

离婚后，她对爱情和婚姻的理想产生了幻灭。

 

His disillusionment with fame grew as he realized the price of living in the public eye.

当他意识到生活在公众视野中的代价时，他对名声的幻灭感加深了。

 

短语搭配：

Disillusion with - 对…的幻灭

Disillusioned by - 被…所失望

Become disillusioned - 变得失望，产生幻灭感

Deep sense of disillusionment - 深深的幻灭感

常见用法：

Disillusionment 作为名词，表示人们在经历了某些不如预期的事情后感到的失望、丧失信任的情感。

Disillusioned 作为形容词，表示某人已经失去信念、理想或希望。