No. 3,231 in Japanese
失望
Disappointment.
In a sentence
彼の失望はとても深かった。
His disappointment was very deep.
Here, "失望" (shitsubou) is used to express profound disappointment or letdown, showcasing an emotional reaction.
あなたの態度に失望しました。
I was disappointed by your attitude.
In this sentence, "失望" (shitsubou) conveys disappointment directed toward someone's behavior or actions.
失望は成功への一歩である場合もある。
Disappointment can sometimes be a step towards success.
Here, "失望" (shitsubou) is used as a general concept, highlighting its role as a potential learning experience or motivational factor.
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