Significados de disappoint many en inglés

This downbeat tale will sorely disappoint many of his usual fans.

The lack of offline playback will disappoint many, especially as third-party Spotify Apple Watch apps already offer it.

But some threaten action after a Shafik victory that would disappoint many who massed on Cairo's Tahrir Square last year.

The BoCom executive acknowledged that HSBC's first-half results may disappoint many HSBC investors but they would not affect HSBC's stance on holding BoCom shares.

But Mr Bush offered no mandatory or specific targets to contain the problem, which is sure to disappoint many Europeans he is to meetthis week.

It's the end of the road for the Almera, news that will no doubt disappoint many loyal owners of the well-respected Nissan over the years.

The camera on both devices still protrudes from the phone, which will disappoint many Apple users who have been troubled by this on previous models.

But ElBaradei disappointed many Egyptians for backing out of the presidential race.

The sad reality is his remarks disappointed many in the health world, myself included.

The meeting did not tackle market-based mechanisms to control emissions, which disappointed many delegates.

But after his election, Kennedy's inattention and caution bitterly disappointed many civil rights activists.

The dinosaurs have been taken into the workrooms for repairs, which disappoints many visitors.

What disappoints many air travelers is the difficulty of riding onboard the Silver Line.

The December summit had disappointed many by failing to come up with a binding treaty.

The accord disappointed many nations hoping for a new and tougher legally binding climate pact.

I have disappointed many people in the climbing community.