mistrust
🇺🇸 /mɪˈstrʌst/
📖 释义
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noun
不信任; 疑虑
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verb
不信任; 怀疑; 担忧
🔗 详情
词形变化
不可数
第三人称单数: mistrusts
过去式: mistrusted
过去分词: mistrusted
现在分词: mistrusting
常用搭配
deep mistrustmutual mistrustmistrust ofwidespread mistrustmistrust betweengrowing mistrust
派生词
mistrustfulmistrustfullymistrustfulness
同义词
distrustsuspiciondoubtwarinessskepticismmisgiving
反义词
trustconfidencefaith
易混淆词
distrust
EN: 'Distrust' is more common and often implies a stronger, more definitive lack of trust, while 'mistrust' can suggest a more cautious or hesitant unease.
zh: 'Distrust' 更为常见,通常意味着更强烈、更明确的缺乏信任;而 'mistrust' 则可能暗示一种更为谨慎或犹豫的不安。
拼写提示
EN: No common spelling issues, but note the prefix is 'mis-' (not 'dis-'), which is the main source of confusion with 'distrust'.
zh: 没有常见的拼写问题,但请注意前缀是 'mis-'(不是 'dis-'),这是与 'distrust' 混淆的主要原因。
💬 例句
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There was a deep mistrust between the two political parties that made cooperation impossible.
两个政党之间存在着深深的不信任,使得合作变得不可能。
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She felt a growing mistrust of the company's promises after several broken deadlines.
在多次错过截止日期后,她对公司承诺的疑虑越来越深。
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The villagers mistrusted the strangers who arrived without any explanation.
村民们不信任那些没有任何解释就到来的陌生人。
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He mistrusted the official statistics, believing they had been manipulated for political purposes.
他不信任官方统计数据,认为这些数据是为了政治目的而被操纵的。
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I mistrust the calm before the storm; something bad is about to happen.
我不信任暴风雨前的平静,一定有什么坏事要发生了。