Defraudada (en. Disappointed)

/defɾawˈðaða/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

adjective

Translation: Refers to a person who has suffered a deception or fraud.

Translation: The woman was deceived after discovering that she had been scammed.

La mujer estaba defraudada después de descubrir que había sido estafada.

Translation: Describes the feeling of disillusionment due to unmet expectations.

Translation: I felt deceived by the lack of support from my friends.

Me sentí defraudada por la falta de apoyo de mis amigos.

Translation: Indicates that someone has been deprived of something they expected to receive.

Translation: Investors feel deceived by the drop in stocks.

Los inversionistas se sienten defraudados por la caída de las acciones.

Translation: Comes from the Latin 'defraudare', which means 'to deprive of what is owed'.

Translation: deceived by

Translation: to feel tricked or disappointed by someone or something.

defraudada por

Translation: deceived in her expectations

Translation: when a person's hopes are not fulfilled.

defraudada en sus expectativas

Translation: deceived with

Translation: related to disappointment or deception in a specific situation.

defraudada con

Translation: defraud

Translation: To deceive someone by depriving them of what they are entitled to.

defraudar

Translation: fraud

Translation: Action of defrauding; deception carried out to gain a benefit.

fraude

Translation: scam

Translation: Action of deceiving someone to obtain money or other benefits.

estafa

Translation: disillusioned

Translation: After the scam, she became a very disillusioned person.

Después de la estafa, se volvió una persona muy desengañada.

Translation: disenchanted

Translation: That project left me disenchanted, it doesn't deliver what it promised.

Ese proyecto me dejó desilusionada, no cumple lo que prometía.