anticlimactic
adjective
uk/ˌæn.ti.klaɪˈmæk.tɪk/us/ˌæn.t̬i.klaɪˈmæk.tɪk/If aneventorexperienceis anticlimactic itcausesdisappointmentbecause it was lessexcitingthan wasexpected, orhappenedimmediatelyafter a much moreexcitingeventorexperience:
结局扫兴地,虎头蛇尾地There was so muchpublicityandhypebeforehandthat theperformanceitself was atouchanticlimactic.事先有如此多的宣传和炒作,以至于表演本身有点虎头蛇尾的感觉。
Ithoughtthemoviehad adisappointingand anticlimacticending.我认为这部电影的结局令人既失望又扫兴。
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anticlimax
- After thefunandexcitementof the KentuckyDerby, the Belmont Stakesracewas anticlimactic anddull.
- Sunday'swinseemedalmostanticlimactic after theexcitingfinishof last week’smatch.
- I'dlookedforwardto the show but when it was over itfeltprettyanticlimatic.
Disappointing yourself and others
- abjectly
- anticlimax
- be cracked up to besomethingidiom
- be one in the eye forsomeoneidiom
- break
- breaksomeone'sheartidiom
- disappointment
- disenchantment
- dishearten
- disheartening
- dishonour
- eye
- fail
- fall
- let the side downidiom
- letdown
- non-event
- pity
- prick
- sick