Learn English Phrasal Verbs:Disappointed
Express your feelings naturally. Learn English phrasal verbs related to disappointment, setbacks, and emotional responses.
turn up
appear
He didn’t turn up for the meeting, leaving everyone confused.
He didn’t appear for the meeting, leaving everyone confused.
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turn down
refuse
She had to turn down the job offer due to its location.
She had to refuse the job offer due to its location.
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let down
disappoint
Jane missing the party really let me down.
Jane missing the party really disappointed me.
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take up
occupy
The boxes take up too much space in the room.
The boxes occupy too much space in the room.
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hear from
have news
Did you hear from him after the interview?
Did you have news from him after the interview?
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make up
invent
She tried to make up a story to explain her absence.
She tried to invent a story to explain her absence.
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make up
compensate
He offered to make up for being late by buying me lunch.
He offered to compensate for being late by buying me lunch.
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calm down
stop feeling angry
Please calm down, everything will be fine.
Please stop feeling angry, everything will be fine.
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cut down (on)
reduce
You should cut down on sweets if you want to stay healthy.
You should reduce sweets if you want to stay healthy.
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cheer up
stop feeling upset
A little sunshine might cheer you up after a bad day.
A little sunshine might stop you from feeling upset after a bad day.