A2🔤 Letters D & E
Italian word
deluso
disappointed
Looks like
deluded
having false beliefs, under an illusion
⚠️ The trap
'Deluso' means 'disappointed', NOT 'deluded'. A 'deluded person' = 'una persona illusa'. This is one of the most common Italian-English confusions.
To say "having false beliefs, under an illusion" in Italian:
delirante/illuso (for deluded)
"deluso" in English means:
disappointed
Example
"Sono rimasto deluso dai risultati."
"I was disappointed by the results."
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