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A feeling of dissatisfaction that results when your expectations are not realized.

Использование термина letdown на английском

Congratulations to Marquise for walking across the stage despite this major letdown! 
 Ebony 

Missing out a chance at Nadal in the final was also letdown. 
 Reuters 

It's possible that there may be a minor letdown to negotiate or resolve. 
 The South African 

But in reality, the phone is a bit of a letdown. 
 Wired 

To tell the truth, though, his performance was a bit of a letdown. 
 Blind willow, sleeping woman 

Don't expect a letdown from Iowa, not with a road date with No. 
 Reuters 

I set a faster setting for letdown and a slower one for expression. 
 Wired 

It's both a major victory and a bit of a letdown. 
 Wired 

It was just a huge letdown and that first ball was really key. 
 The Guardian 

But the film has built up enough goodwill to withstand this third-act letdown. 
 Reuters 

Some I love and some are a letdown, but I keep buying them. 
 The Irish Times 

They look as if seeing me is a little bit of a letdown. 
 Soon I will be invincible 

And by another standard, it always would have been a letdown. 
 The Guardian 

Anyway, most people are tired of complex, multilayered scenarios-theyare a potential letdown. 
 Underground 

When the season ended, it was always a sharp letdown for the youngsters. 
 The new yorker 

The link broke, but not with the devastating letdown of before. 
 The darkness before the dawn 

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