deject
v.
early 15c., "to throw or cast down," from Old French dejeter (12c.), from Latin deiectus "a throwing down, felling, fall," past participle of deicere "to cast down, destroy; drive out; kill, slay, defeat," from de- "down" + -icere, comb. form of iacere "to throw" (see jet, v.). Originally literal; the sense of "depress in spirit" is c.1500.
〔蒋〕[de-下，ject投，抛;’抛下”→落下→使低落→使情绪低落] 使沮丧，使气馁
〔李〕[de-=down下；ject=to throw or cast投，抛→“to cast down in spirit情绪抛落下去”→] v. discourage;make sad or gloomy使沮丧；使气馁