英语单词短语词组“skepticism”的中文翻译、释义及用法解析-英汉词典

skepticism

noun[U]

(UKusuallyscepticism)

/ˈskep.tə.sɪ.zəm/uk

/ˈskep.tɪ.sɪ.zəm/

doubtthat something istrueoruseful:

The company'senvironmentalclaimshave beengreeted/regarded/treatedwithskepticism by conservationists.

Some of theworkersexpressedskepticism at first and said theywantedto take acloselookat thecontract.

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Ibelievein ahealthyskepticism of newtechnologies.
Thegovernmenthad toovercomewidespreadskepticism toproveit couldbuildtheproject.
Lawmakers havevoicedskepticism about theeffectivenessof theprogram.

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Suspecting & questioning

(Definition ofskepticismfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofskepticism

skepticism

Once again, my idea was met withskepticism.

FromUSA TODAY

After all,skepticismis a healthy element of science.

FromNPR

The reasons for thisskepticismare as follows.

FromHeritage.org

But the new diet is being met withskepticismby some experts.

FromABC News

First, we need to approach every data set withskepticism.

FromWired

That affinity provides a great opportunity to bridge a cultural gap and address race-specificskepticismabout medicine.

FromThinkProgress

She is not alone in herskepticismfor the future health of this baby.

FromCNN

The proposal has generated accolades from those who support greater college access andskepticismfrom those who predict much of the money will be wasted.

FromCBS News

Though the group is seen as the most credible bipartisan effort going, it still facesskepticism.

FromReuters

We stand on the verge of an innovation explosion, and at such a vital moment in our technological history, we don't need moreskepticism.

FromWired

Myskepticismis thick; my eyebrow is raised.

FromNPR

But when gadget geeks learned of his latest project -- the tablet computer -- there was a share ofskepticism.

FromTIME

But you can choose with yourskepticismfully intact.

FromThe Atlantic

I'd dutifully chased down every lead, increasingly joining the experts in theirskepticism.

FromForeign Policy

But, that move failed to impress amidskepticismthat the retreat was a strategic imperative and less a diplomatic concession.

FromTIME

These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.

单词	skepticism
释义	skepticism noun[U] (UKusuallyscepticism) us /ˈskep.tə.sɪ.zəm/uk /ˈskep.tɪ.sɪ.zəm/ doubtthat something istrueoruseful: The company'senvironmentalclaimshave beengreeted/regarded/treatedwithskepticism by conservationists. Some of theworkersexpressedskepticism at first and said theywantedto take acloselookat thecontract. See skeptical More examples Ibelievein ahealthyskepticism of newtechnologies. Thegovernmenthad toovercomewidespreadskepticism toproveit couldbuildtheproject. Lawmakers havevoicedskepticism about theeffectivenessof theprogram. SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases Philosophy aesthete aesthetic aesthetically anthropocentric anthropocentrism epistemology essentialism existential existentialism existentialist non-philosophical notional ontological ontology Parkinson's law spatio-temporal superorganic syllogism syllogistic symbolism See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Suspecting & questioning (Definition ofskepticismfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press) Examplesofskepticism skepticism Once again, my idea was met withskepticism. FromUSA TODAY After all,skepticismis a healthy element of science. FromNPR The reasons for thisskepticismare as follows. FromHeritage.org But the new diet is being met withskepticismby some experts. FromABC News First, we need to approach every data set withskepticism. FromWired That affinity provides a great opportunity to bridge a cultural gap and address race-specificskepticismabout medicine. FromThinkProgress She is not alone in herskepticismfor the future health of this baby. FromCNN The proposal has generated accolades from those who support greater college access andskepticismfrom those who predict much of the money will be wasted. FromCBS News Though the group is seen as the most credible bipartisan effort going, it still facesskepticism. FromReuters We stand on the verge of an innovation explosion, and at such a vital moment in our technological history, we don't need moreskepticism. FromWired Myskepticismis thick; my eyebrow is raised. FromNPR But when gadget geeks learned of his latest project -- the tablet computer -- there was a share ofskepticism. FromTIME But you can choose with yourskepticismfully intact. FromThe Atlantic I'd dutifully chased down every lead, increasingly joining the experts in theirskepticism. FromForeign Policy But, that move failed to impress amidskepticismthat the retreat was a strategic imperative and less a diplomatic concession. FromTIME These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. #https://dictionary.cambridge.org//dictionary/english/skepticism##
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