How is the word déception translated from French to English

Tristesse causée par des espoirs non réalisés.

Sadness caused by hopes that were not met.

noun
English translation
disappointment

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  • Il n'a pas pu cacher sa déception. He could not hide his disappointment.

  • Le concert a été une vraie déception. The concert was a real disappointment.

  • À ma grande déception, la boutique était fermée. To my great disappointment, the shop was closed.

  • Le nouveau téléphone s'est révélé une déception. The new phone turned out to be a disappointment.

  • Sa voix était pleine de déception. Her voice was full of disappointment.

  • Le voyage a-t-il été une déception pour toi ? Was the trip a disappointment for you?

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How is “déception” translated from French?
“déception” translates into English as “disappointment”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “déception” mean?
Meaning of “déception”: Tristesse causée par des espoirs non réalisés. In English — “disappointment”.
What part of speech is “déception”?
“déception” is a noun.
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