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deluse

disappointed, let down

d e ˈl u . z e → deludere
delus deceive; disappoint + e feminine plural past participle / he-she past historic
adjective · plural feminine Rare #25,666
disappointed Can also mean “let down” or “disillusioned,” depending on context.
IT: Le ragazze sono deluse dal risultato.
EN: The girls are disappointed with the result.
Forms of deludere
MasculineFeminine
Singular deluso delusa
Plural — deluse

Dissero che non erano deluse.

They said they weren’t disappointed.

Eravamo molto deluse.

We were very disappointed.

Mi dissero che erano deluse.

They told me they were disappointed.

Mi hanno detto che erano deluse.

They told me they were disappointed.

Hanno detto che non erano deluse.

They said they weren’t disappointed.

Spero che voi non siate deluse.

I hope you aren't disappointed.

Sono deluse da loro figlio.

They are disappointed in their son.

Sembrano essere deluse.

They seem to be disappointed.

Dicono che sono deluse.

They say they’re disappointed.

Erano deluse, vero?

They were disappointed, weren’t they?

Alcune persone sono deluse.

Some people are disappointed.

verb · 3rd-person singular, past tense Rare #36,783
disappointed, let down As a past participle, it agrees with a feminine plural object or subject. It can also mean “disappointed” as a past-tense verb form.
IT: Le ho deluse con il mio ritardo.
EN: I disappointed them by being late.
Conjugation of deludere
Indicative past
SingularPlural
First delusi —
Third deluse —

Vi ho deluse.

I let you down.

Le ho deluse.

I let them down.

Le avete deluse.

You have disappointed them.

Le hai deluse.

You let them down.

Siete state deluse.

You were disappointed.

Tom deluse Mary.

Tom disappointed Mary.

Sounds similar to

deluso d e ˈl u . z o delusa d e ˈl u . z a delusi d e ˈl u . z i