0 an event or experience that causes disappointment because it is less exciting than was expected or because it happens immediately after a much more interesting or exciting event -- 掃興，掃興的結局
When you really look forward to something it's often an anticlimax when it actually happens. 你期盼的事情一旦成真時，你卻常常會感到並不如想像的那樣令人興奮。
Coming home after a trip somewhere is always a bit of an anticlimax. 在一個地方旅遊結束回家時，總會感到有些失落。
Even when you win a match there's often a sense of anticlimax - you always feel you could have played better. 即使在贏了比賽的時候，你也常會有一種不盡人意的感覺——總是覺得本來可以打得更好一些。
Chapters 9 and 10 are something of an anticlimax but do contain useful discussions of important issues of delayed recovery.
The summary and recommendations by the editors, in comparison, are an anticlimax.
I felt here a musical opportunity was missed, leaving the final scene musically something of an anticlimax.
For the rest, the final chapter perpetuates this tone of anticlimax.
The introduction is marvelous, but the conclusion is a bit of an anticlimax.
For most, the voyage ended there but for some, the happy anticipation of arrival quickly turned to a sense of frustration and anticlimax when quarantine was declared.
Because of this, the dramatic potential of the catharsis is diminished, and the story tapers off in a very long anticlimax of the happy-villager happy end.
Then it seemed that the play was going to end in an anticlimax.
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decepción, anticlimax [masculine], decepción [feminine]…
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hayal kırıklığı, düş kırıklığı, beklenen bir şeyin tam aksinin olması…
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fausse joie [feminine], déception…
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