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decepcionar
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defraudar
Fail to meet the hopes or expectations of.
let down
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decepcionar
1
Twitter, a great but overvalued company, is likely to ultimately
disappoint
investors.
2
Still, some fast-growing companies
disappoint
when they do finally reach public markets.
3
You might also avoid taking measures that could upset or
disappoint
others.
4
However, sales of the iPad continued to
disappoint
,
falling by 18 percent.
5
Here are three indoor winter date ideas that will not
disappoint
:
1.
6
Any programme that limits the size of bond-buying will
disappoint
the markets.
7
The decision to appoint an overseas company will
disappoint
Irish auction houses.
8
Other wealthy friends have expressed their
disappoint
in the move, he said.
9
This is the city which features MI6's headquarters and it won't
disappoint
.
10
Without your approval she won't agree, and that would greatly
disappoint
me.
11
I'm very sorry but once again we will
disappoint
them, Tsipras said.
12
And I have betaken myself to thee; so do not
disappoint
me.
13
I'm sorry to
disappoint
you, but I had to talk to Luke.
14
But by that time they'd really proven themselves as they don't
disappoint
.
15
I thought America couldn't possibly
disappoint
me more than it already had.
16
She'd come on this trip because she hadn't wanted to
disappoint
Ben.
disappoint
·
disappoint investors
disappoint people
disappoint many
disappoint the expectations
disappoint a woman
Portuguese
decepcionar
desiludir-se
desapontar
desiludir
desenganar-se
Catalan
defraudar
decebre