letdown znaczenie & definicja

Przykłady letdown

• It has not only letdown the consumer, but it has failed where it cannot afford to fail, and that is in its labour relations.

• The amendment is a severe letdown to my constituents.

• Because of the partiality of its authors and the lack of homework and consultation which preceded it, it is a major letdown.

• First, there is the advantage of avoiding any sense of letdown.

• That was a desperate letdown for the industry.

• We can well imagine the sense of letdown in those two county councils and the sense of disappointment among commuters.

• I think there is a certain letdown when the children leave school and their enthusiasms and interests have been half aroused.

• After so promising a start, it's a letdown.