desolated是什么意思

音标:英 [ˈdesəlitid]

v. 毁坏( desolate的过去式和过去分词 ); 极大地破坏; 使沮丧; 使痛苦

v leave someone who needs or counts on you; leave in the lurch
v reduce in population
v cause extensive destruction or ruin utterly

desolated的用法和例句：

1. The worst thing about a job interview is that it is likely to fill you with despair, whether you are di issed immediately and find yourself wandering unemployed across a desolate landscape, weeping and moaning, or whether you are hired, and find yourself wandering across that same desolate landscape, weeping and moaning in exchange for a salary.

工作面试最糟糕的一点是 它很容易让你满心绝望 不论你是马上被打发走 无业地在荒芜之地 到处游荡 哭泣 哀嚎 还是你被雇用了 然后在同一片荒芜之地游荡 哭泣 哀嚎 就为了得到一份工资

2. After that, it's just woods, it's desolate.

再往下就只是荒无人烟的森林了

3. It looks desolate, but it's not deserted.

这里看似荒凉 但并非毫无生气

4. What a bleak and desolate prospect that is.

那是多么凄凉又孤独的画面啊

5. you shouldn't have left me for dead on a desolate planet.

你就不应该把我留在这个荒芜的星球等死

6. Fighting illness in such desolation is tough.

在如此荒凉的地方治病是很难的

7. Christ, it was a desolate couple of hours.

老天 那几个小时真是凄凉

8. I would embrace you all but I'm desolated that you did not enlist me in your cohort of heroes.

我本想拥抱你们 但我太失望了 你们竟然没有把我 列为这场英雄壮举中的一员

9. He needs the desolation to enforce his power and control.

他要用废弃的地点来加强他的力量和控制

10. A weapon that would make the world a desolate place.

而武器则会让这个世界变得一片荒凉