disappoint in Irish
disappoint in Irish is cuir díomá ar — disappoint means to make someone feel let down by failing to meet their hopes or expectations.
disappoint in Irish
cuir díomá ar
(transitive) To sadden or displease (someone) by underperforming, or by not delivering something promised or hoped for.
What does "disappoint" mean?
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verb To make someone feel let down by failing to meet their hopes or expectations.
"The sequel disappointed fans of the original film."
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verb To fail to fulfil a plan, hope, or expectation.
"Their hopes for a comeback were disappointed in the final quarter."
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disappoint in a sentence
- The sequel disappointed fans of the original film.
- I hate to disappoint you, but the concert has been cancelled.
- Their hopes for a comeback were disappointed in the final quarter.
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What is "disappoint" in Irish?
"disappoint" in Irish is cuir díomá ar. disappoint means: To make someone feel let down by failing to meet their hopes or expectations.
How do you use "disappoint" in a sentence?
Example: "The sequel disappointed fans of the original film." In Irish, "disappoint" is cuir díomá ar.
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