1) put to the foil
挫败;击退
2) Frustrate
[英][frʌ'streɪt] [美]['frʌstret]
挫败
1.
Despite the difficulties and hardships,Chinese people successfully frustrated Japan s set plan of invasion of China,and pulled it into the Chinese battlefield,which made it unable to form an alliance with Germany and Italy before the outbreak of European War.
中国人民英勇的抗日斗争挫败了日本法西斯既定的侵略计划 ,延缓了法西斯国家的结盟过程 ,粉碎了美英的远东慕尼黑阴谋。
3) frustration
[英][frʌ'streɪʃn] [美][frʌ'streʃən]
挫败
1.
Reading it carefully,you will find the mood of this period was commonly a sense of loss of culture and frustration rather than lofty thought of their families and countries.
《板桥杂记》虽然是一部冶游之书,但值明清交替之际,却渗透着汉文人普遍的“遗民情怀”,仔细剖读《板桥杂记》会发现,这一时期“遗民文人”普遍感伤的常常不属高尚的家国情感,更多的是一种文化失语和个人的挫败感。
4) frustration
[英][frʌ'streɪʃn] [美][frʌ'streʃən]
挫败;挫折;受挫
6) To frustrate the enemy troops
败挫敌军
补充资料：挫败
1.挫折，失败。 2.击败。
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