US /ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd/
・UK /ˌdɪsəˈpɔɪntɪd/
because disappointed of course freedom
Your boss or a customer is angry or disappointed about something.
Your boss or a customer is angry or disappointed about something.
*disappointed honking noise*
I'm so disappointed in you, Ben Fritz.
i'm so disappointed in you ben fritz
I was a bit disappointed that more candidates did not speak more directly on gun violence.
I was also disappointed that none of the candidates seemed to be prepared to answer the question directly about, how would you deal with Mitch McConnell controlling the Senate?
My daughter will be disappointed if I forgot.
My daughter will be disappointed if I forgot.
May was a wake-up call for them, where they saw that the two primary growth engines—the willingness of Americans to pay more and more for coffee and the willingness of Chinese people to keep sampling this beverage and for them to dominate this new market—have both disappointed.
have both disappointed.
But if he was in pain, if he was at all disappointed with his fate, he never let on.
But if he was in pain, if he was at all disappointed with his fate, he never let on.
The first one is 'gutted'. This is an adjective and means very sad or disappointed.
This is an adjective and means very sad or disappointed.
Which I was kind of disappointed about.
And I was Hufflepuff, which I was kind of disappointed about.