がっかり
Meanings
Adverb
Verb (する)
Onomatopoeic
1. to be disappointed; to be dejected; to be downhearted; to lose heart; to feel let down
2. to feel exhausted; to feel drained
Pitch accent
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Examples (38 in total)
I'm disappointed.
I was a little disappointed.
I was disappointed in my son.
I'm disappointed in you.
Mary was disappointed.
I was mildly disappointed.
It seems the teacher was disappointed.
I left the store disappointed.
Don't let me down.
I'm disappointed that he's not here.
She came back disappointed.
He was disappointed at not being invited.
I am disappointed at the news.
I was more than a little disappointed.
I'm disappointed in you, Tom.
I did not mean to disappoint her.
I was disappointed with the result.
I'm disappointed that my friend isn't here.
We were disappointed with the results of the experiment.
The teacher was disappointed at my answer.
I was disappointed that you didn't call.
He failed, to his father's disappointment.
I couldn't help but feel disappointed when I heard the news.
Those who were present were disappointed at the report.
If Grandma doesn't come, the children will be disappointed.
I was disappointed when I heard that you couldn't come.
I'm not angry at you, just very disappointed.
To my disappointment, his letter didn't come.
Many people respect you. Don't let them down.
Linda was so disappointed that she burst into tears.
To my disappointment I found that she wasn't honest.
I hope he will not let us down again by being late.
He didn't want to disappoint his wife by giving up his new position.
To our disappointment, our team lost the game.
You don't have to be discouraged because you are not a genius.
How disappointed my parents would be, if I should fail!
To her great disappointment, it rained on the day of the picnic.
He was disappointed that things didn't turn out as he'd hoped.