Ví dụ về việc sử dụng Demoralised trong Tiếng anh và bản dịch của chúng sang Tiếng việt
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Jennifer felt utterly demoralised as a new mother.
They're demoralised, they're knocked about, so this is what's very strange.”.
So Kellen stood up and said that Goure was wrong,that the Vietcong were not giving up and were not demoralised.
Demoralised and with no victory in sight, Soviet forces started withdrawing in 1988.
Yan Xishan's troops became more demoralised as the Japanese exerted their air supremacy.
Initially, the musket was used as a shock weapon, enabling traditional andiron weapons to be used to great effect against a demoralised foe.
The French military doesn't want demoralised soldiers, and it doesn't want their families to go hungry.”.
At the end of World War II, a power vacuum arose,and the nationalists often succeeded in seizing the arms of the demoralised Japanese.
Pyrrhus now chased after the rest of Antigonus's army which, demoralised by its earlier defeat, declined to fight.
The demoralised Portuguese army was reorganised and refitted under the command of Gen. William Beresford,[11] who had been appointed commander-in-chief of the Portuguese forces by the exiled Portuguese royal family, and fought as part of the combined Anglo-Portuguese Army under Wellesley.
For Marx,"the sphere of pauperism", including those still able to work,orphans and pauper children and the"demoralised and ragged" or"unable to work".
If you feel‘burnout' setting in, if you feel demoralised and exhausted, it is best, for the sake of everyone, to withdraw and restore yourself.
Plus, after years of ceaseless fighting- and embarrassing losses- in Iraq and Afghanistan,American troops are tired and demoralised, if not yet mentally defeated.
They"also has made some organisations… split up into groups and become demoralised… undermining the party's cohesion and capabilities," said the commentary, written by Gu Bochong.
The Xiongnu use of large numbers of heavy cavalry with iron armour for both rider and horse gave them a decisiveadvantage over Jin armies already weakened and demoralised by three years of civil war.
They tend to leave the harmed person inclined to feel self-blame,helpless, and demoralised(or to become more self-centred and self-absorbed), while commonly remaining dependent on the therapist.
Tunku Abdul Rahman would later call the retaliatory parade"inevitable,as otherwise the party members would be demoralised after the show of strength by the Opposition and the insults that had been thrown at them.
Maj-Gen Najm al-Jabouri toldReuters news agency the jihadists were“worn out and demoralised” and that he did not expect a fierce battle for the town like the one for Mosul, which lasted almost nine months and took a heavy toll on Iraqi forces.
An action which would seriously threaten the flow of supplies from Genovese ships from the(nominally neutral)colony of Pera, and demoralise the Byzantine defenders.
The resentment that criticism engenders can demoralise employees, family members and friends, and still not correct the situation that has been condemned.
Despite demoralising revelations from the past and exhausting demands in the present, we are still served today by many generous priests, holy religious and courageous seminarians and I greet those of the Archdiocese tonight with great optimism and fondness.
In fact, Bornholm is so far from Copenhagen and the rest of‘mainland' Denmark that it doesn't fit on the weathermaps(although perhaps that would be too demoralising for the rest of Denmark).
Rather than confront and demoralise those who have sought my help, I have gently but honestly responded to their plaintive yearning(“all I want is just to be happy”), by highlighting an inherent human sentiment.
They are trying to… demoralise our people and destabilise our country,” he added.
They do not usually decline to undertake any defence whatever, they strive for an acquittal at all costs,cavilling over every petty crux of jurisprudence and thereby they demoralise justice.
Rather than confront and demoralise those who have sought my help, I have gently but honestly responded to their plaintive yearning(“all I want is just to be happy”), by highlighting an inherent human sentiment.
Volunteering for the OTW in the early days was exciting, stressful,exhausting, and demoralising, but also worth it.
With this principle of"penetrating the depths" wecan destroy the enemy's spirit in its depths, demoralising him by quickly changing our spirit.