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abaixar-se
Spanish
bajar
Move something or somebody to a lower position.
lower
take down
get down
bring down
raise
Catalan
abaixar-se
Portuguese
decepcionar
Catalan
defraudar
Fail to meet the hopes or expectations of.
disappoint
Portuguese
decepcionar
1
Mrs Sitharaman said Indian industry felt
let
down
by Britain's visa rules.
2
For more than 40 years, victims and families have been
let
down
.
3
TB: Well, I do believe that he's
let
down
the Palestinian people.
4
Students and young people have been
let
down
by politicians, she said.
5
However, Goo Hara's fans believe she was
let
down
by the courts.
6
Why, for example, do many of the Pike families feel
let
down
?
7
Most of all, Mr Hung feels
let
down
by Russia and China.
8
Photo: AFP They were
let
down
with the most catastrophic consequences imaginable.
9
The strain of the fight
let
down
and a reaction set in.
10
She
let
down
the window and the cold night air rushed in.
11
Then the young man was
let
down
sobbing onto the blood-spattered earth.
12
Then they
let
down
the curtain, and the room was in shadow.
13
I didn't feel
let
down
now that our mission was almost over.
14
None were granted pay rises and many came to feel
let
down
.
15
Bid the guard
let
down
the bridge and throw wide the gate.
16
Fanny
let
down
the pane of glass and watched them in silence.
let
down
let
Catalan
abaixar-se
arriar
baixar
abaixar
calar
defraudar
decebre
Spanish
bajar
Portuguese
decepcionar
desiludir-se
desapontar
desiludir
desenganar-se