belief
noun[CorSorU]
uk/bɪˈliːf/us/bɪˈliːf/B2
thefeelingof beingcertainthat somethingexistsor istrue:
相信;信心;信任His beliefinGodgave himhopeduringdifficulttimes.他对上帝的信奉使他在困境中看到了希望。
Recentscandalshaveshakenmany people's beliefin(=causedpeopleto havedoubtsabout)politicians.近期的丑闻动摇了许多人对政治人物的信任。
B2
something that youbelieve:
信仰;信念;看法Allreligiousandpoliticalbeliefs should berespectedequally.对所有宗教和政治信仰应予以同等尊重。
[+ that]It is my (firm) belief thatnuclearweaponsareimmoral.我(坚定)相信使用核武器是不道德的。
He called at herhousein thebeliefthat(=confidentthat)she wouldlendhim themoney.他相信她会借钱给他,所以去了她家。
beyond belief
C2
toobad, good,difficult, etc. to beimagined:
(过于坏、好、艰难等)令人难以置信Thebrutalityof themurderswas beyond belief.这些凶杀案的残暴令人难以置信。
- Hisbattleagainstcancerhasstrengthenedhis belief inGod.
- Herestatedhis belief that thesanctionsneed moretimetowork.
- Theirworkingsystemisbasedon the belief thatpeopleworkmoreproductivelyin ateam.
- People should have thecouragetostandup fortheirbeliefs.
- I don'twantthem toimposetheirreligiousbeliefs on mychildren.
Believing
- accept
- allegedly
- article of faith
- ascribesomethingtosomething
- ascription
- believe
- credit
- evidently
- feel it inyourbonesidiom
- givesomeonethe benefit of the doubtidiom
- gospel
- hold
- incline to/towardssomething
- seesomethinginsomeone/something
- seeing is believingidiom
- self-deceit
- self-deceiving
- self-deluded
- stock
- word
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