To my dismay là gì
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Photo by Edward from Pexels “To the dismay of (one)” hoặc “to one’s dismay” nghĩa là rất buồn, rất thất vọng. Ví dụ An example of this includes the birth of “Internet addicts,” not only among young children and teenagers, to the dismay of some parents, but even among those in their sixties and older, to the dismay of some spouses. Indeed, computer works, surfing the net, exploring the Web, navigating the cyberspace, are addicting. Compare your site to your business. Keep your pages clean and well organized. People must be able to find things easily. Imagine walking into a supermarket in a strange town to buy a box of tissue. You are in a hurry. To your dismay you find that non of the aisles (lối đi) are labeled and you’re forced to walk all over the store to find what you want. How annoyed and fed up would you feel? During those six years, Kissinger had gained a new homeland; as he crossed the border, he thought of himself as an American liberator (người giải phóng), not a returning German. Nor had he come for vengeance (trả thù). “I felt,” he once told the New York Post, “to the dismay of my family, that if racial discrimination (phân biệt chủng tộc) was bad vis-a-vis (đối với) the Jews, it was bad vis-a-vis the Germans. I mean, you couldn’t blame a whole people.” Thu Phương Bài trước: “This is not done” nghĩa là gì?
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