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pessimist ['pesimist;'pesəmist]
n. 悲观主义者，悲观者;厌世者;
"You don't have to be a pessimist to realize that we're in trouble."
不是悲观论者也能意识到我们有了麻烦。
近义：defeatist, doomsayer, fatalist
disappointed [[ˌdisə'pɔintid]] 词根: 刺扎
a. 失望的
近义：manque, wistful, choked, unfulfilled, disabused, disenchanted

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