动词
不信任
He distrusted his own father.
他不信任自己的父亲。
-同义词和反义词
词性:|noun|
例句1. the general distrust of authority amongst drug users
例句
||1:Pro-wolf biologists and officials call themselves dispassionate custodians of a unique place.||2:But they give themselves away with quasi-spiritual talk of wolves restoring “wholeness” to a landscape damaged by man.||3:Indeed, when the first Yellowstone wolves were released in 1995, the then-interior secretary, Bruce Babbit, called it “a day of redemption”.||4:While living with pro-bison activists, a startled Mr Farrell heard them telling various furry specimens “We love you,” or “We are here to protect you, you big sacred boy,” and spouting bowdlerised Native-American teachings about the animals' ancient souls (while simultaneously insisting, in many cases, that they distrusted religion and its works).
||1:赞成引进狼群的生物学家和官员们自称为独特地方的冷静管理员。||2:但他们类似精神的谈话暴露了自己的狐狸尾巴,称狼群可以将被人类破坏的风景“完全”恢复。||3:确实,当黄石公园在1995年第一次放出狼群时,当时的内政部长布鲁斯·巴比特把这天叫做“救赎日”。||4:而在与赞成保护野牛的活动家们一起居住时,法雷尔先生听到了一些令他震惊的话:他们对着各种毛绒绒的标本说“我们爱你们”,或“神圣的孩子们,我们来保护你们了”,并唾弃有所删节的美国本土关于动物古老灵魂的学说(同时在许多情况下,他们也坚持不信任宗教和其作品)。
||1:As a messenger at the ghetto hospital, Mr Edelman was one of the few allowed out.||2:He passed on news of Nazi atrocities to the larger Polish underground, and gathered up weapons and fighters.||3:Precisely how much help he got is still disputed.||4:He implied later that gentile Poles both couldn't do much, and wouldn't, to help the Jews they still distrusted , even though they faced a common enemy.||5:But the beleaguered Jews were disunited too: secular, socialist, non-Zionist Jews like him, with ardent Zionists and communists, all bickering over tactics at the edge of the abyss.
||1:作为犹太医院的信差,爱德曼是少数准许外出者之一。||2:他向波兰大多数地下组织传递关于纳粹暴行的消息,收集武器、召集战斗人员。||3:恰恰是因为他提供了那么多帮助,却招致怀疑。||4:他后来含蓄地提出:波兰人既不能也不愿帮助他们不信任的犹太人。甚至认为犹太人与[纳粹一样]是波兰人的共同敌人。||5:处于困境的犹太人也四分五裂:世俗[主义]者、社会主义者、像他那样的非犹太复国者、狂热的犹太复国者、共产主义者,所有这些人在深渊的边缘就出路争吵不休。
At the end of 2017, 49-percent of them distrusted the technology, but now 64-percent say they would not ride in one today.
2017年年底,有49%的人不信任该技术,而现在有64%的人说他们不会乘坐这样的汽车。
Colonel Gadhafi distrusted his own generals, so over the years he built up special brigades. He built these forces with his sons and members of the military loyal to his native tribe and its allies. He also brought in foreign forces -- African mercenaries.
卡扎菲上校不信任自己的将领,所以多年来,他建立了特别大队,他的儿子和效忠他家乡部落和盟友的军方成员帮助他建立了这些武装力量。他同时还引入了外国武装力量--非洲雇佣军。
|noun|
1.The feeling that someone or something cannot be relied upon.
‘the public's _distrust_ of politicians’
‘But it reflects the public _distrust_ of the police.’
|verb|
1.Doubt the honesty or reliability of; regard with suspicion.
‘speculation remained that the Army _distrusted_ the peace process’
‘John Updike once wrote that he _distrusted_ theories that explained men's behaviour in terms of them still being little boys.’
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