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单词 distrust
释义
distrust
noun[UorS]
uk
/dɪˈstrʌst/us
/dɪˈstrʌst/
thefeelingof nottrustingsomeone or something:
不信任，不相信，怀疑
The twogroupshaveexistedin astateofmutualdistrust forcenturies.几个世纪以来这两个群体一直处于互不信任的状态之中。
She hasa(deep)distrustofthemedia.她对媒体（非常）不信任。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Trusting and not trusting
  • (you can) depend on/upon itidiom
  • accept/takesomethingon faithidiom
  • bank
  • bank onsomeone/something
  • believe
  • believe insomething
  • count
  • faith
  • have faith!idiom
  • I wouldn't trustsomeoneas far as I could throwthemidiom
  • keep faith withsomething/someoneidiom
  • lean
  • lean onsomeone/something
  • not trustsomeonean/one inchidiom
  • put/placeyourfaith insomething/someoneidiom
  • reliance
  • reliant
  • rely on/uponsomeone/something
  • untrustworthiness
  • untrustworthy
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Related word

distrustful
distrust
verb[T]
uk
/dɪˈstrʌst/us
/dɪˈstrʌst/
to nottrustsomeone or something:
不信任，不相信，怀疑
Manypoliticiansaredeeplydistrusted by theelectorate.很多政治人物非常不受选民信任。
Opposite
trust
Compare
mistrust
suspectverb
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Trusting and not trusting
  • (you can) depend on/upon itidiom
  • accept/takesomethingon faithidiom
  • bank
  • bank onsomeone/something
  • believe
  • believe insomething
  • count
  • faith
  • have faith!idiom
  • I wouldn't trustsomeoneas far as I could throwthemidiom
  • keep faith withsomething/someoneidiom
  • lean
  • lean onsomeone/something
  • not trustsomeonean/one inchidiom
  • put/placeyourfaith insomething/someoneidiom
  • reliance
  • reliant
  • rely on/uponsomeone/something
  • untrustworthiness
  • untrustworthy
See more results »
(Definition ofdistrustfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

distrust| American Dictionary

distrust
noun[U]
us
/dɪsˈtrʌst/
lackoftrustorconfidence:
ManyAmericanshave adeepdistrust ofadvertising.

distrust

verb[T]us
/dɪsˈtrʌst/
According to thishistorybook,JohnAdams, the second USpresident,hatedanddistrustedBritain.

distrustful

adjectiveus
/dɪsˈtrʌst·fəl/
(Definition ofdistrustfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdistrust

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Poetry without a real grounding in the natural world he distrusts, but he also distrusts natural history which loses touch with the same ground.
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The criminal, who distrusts me greatly, asks me for the whereabouts of my nemesis.
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He denied him formal education which he distrusted ; instead he made him spend hours doing manual labour to develop his character and humility.
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Central officials, who had greater revenue resources, distrusted certain efforts made by local officials for the implementation of national goals.
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In reaction, people turned to informal networks of friends and family, creating an 'hour-glass' society in which individuals insulated themselves from distrusted formal organizations.
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There are three kinds of values around during reduction: trusted, distrusted and untagged.
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Politically conservative, they stood up for small shopkeepers and artisans, distrusted advertising and preferred 'quality' to cheapness and darning to new clothes.
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They were not respecters of party lines and the last two in particular were widely distrusted among parliamentary colleagues.
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On the whole, the economic elites had solid reasons for distrusting a corporatist-style arrangement.
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Parents were often unaware of, or unable to use, blocking software and rating services; they also distrusted self-regulation by web-site operators.
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He did not find one because he distrusted quantum mechanics.
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He simply distrusted politics and relied more on cultural, psychological and aesthetic stimulation to change.
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The elite distrusts democracy because it expects that any attempt at broad-based democracy will cause the society to spiral out of control.
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In these problems, the decision maker does not use standard maximum likelihood estimators for his approximating model-he distrusts his likelihood function.
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In this emerging political culture of confrontation, dialogue was distrusted and to 'be political ' involved a show of force.
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