mistrustful

英 [ˌmɪsˈtrʌstfl]

美 [ˌmɪsˈtrʌstfl]

adj.  不信任的;怀疑的

BNC.38538 / COCA.34826

柯林斯词典

• ADJ-GRADED 不信任的;怀疑的
  If you aremistrustfulof someone, you do not trust them.
  1. He had always been mistrustful of women.
     他总是不相信女人。

英英释义

adj

• openly distrustful and unwilling to confide
  Synonym:leerysuspiciousuntrustingwary

双语例句

• But we have seen how mistrustful citizens are about companies 'use of their data.
  但我们已经看到，民众是多么不信任这些企业对数据的使用。
• Characterized by a hatred or mistrustful scorn for humankind.
  以厌恶人类或不相信并蔑视人类为特征的。
• He knew at once that the woman who stood there looking at him with a mistrustful eye was the same woman who had waved to him so many thousand times.
  他立刻辨认出站在他面前用怀疑的眼光瞧他的妇人，正是那个向他千万次挥手致意的人。
• Yet the most he will say about that affair is that he is now mistrustful of markets in capital and assets, but unflinchingly in favour of markets in goods and services.
  或许里氏会为自己的矛盾如此解释：眼下确是对资本和资产市场疑虑重重，但他依旧青睐（或捍卫自由的&译者）商品和劳务市场。
• You seem mistrustful even of your friends.
  看来你连自己的朋友都信不过了。
• He was innately mistrustful of everyone and everything.
  他生来就不信任任何人和任何事物。
• He is mistrustful of my ability.
  他不信任我的才干。
• If you sketch weird or ugly faces, you are probably mistrustful.
  而奇怪的丑陋的脸庞则说明你内心很多疑。
• Am it's a sleepy little Mississippi town where folks are still a bit mistrustful of yankees.
  这是一个闭塞沉寂的密西西比小镇，这里的人们仍然不太信任北方佬。
• He was becoming increasingly mistrustful of doctors.
  他越来越不相信医生。