英语词汇“scepticism”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

scepticism

(skeptɪsɪzəm )

regional note: in AM, use skepticism

uncountable noun

Scepticism is great doubt about whether something is true or useful.

There is considerable scepticism about the use of standardised tests.

The report has inevitably been greeted with scepticism.

Synonyms: doubt, suspicion, disbelief, cynicism

Collocations:

degree of scepticism

So many reasons to reapproach the bookshelf with a new degree of scepticism.

Times, Sunday Times

There are, however, many people who do understand this but treat the frequent pronouncements on either with a degree of scepticism.

Times, Sunday Times

Indeed, the public could still be forgiven a degree of scepticism regarding the coverage, speed and reliability of tests.

Times,Sunday Times

We will listen with the right degree of scepticism and change our behaviour accordingly.

The Sun

That no other club has a head coach at the top of the coaching pyramid induces a fair degree of scepticism.

Times,Sunday Times

initial scepticism

Despite initial scepticism, nine in ten staff enrolled have stayed in the scheme and begun saving for retirement.

The Sun (2013)

Their initial scepticism over his appointment last week has been put aside.

Times, Sunday Times (2015)

Initial scepticism soon gave way to a giddy rise.

Times, Sunday Times (2008)

voice scepticism

Union chiefs, who control a third of the votes in the leadership contest, have already voiced scepticism.

The Sun

He also voiced scepticism that adequate preparations had been made if an evacuation beyond the 20km exclusion zone around the plant were suddenly required.

Times, Sunday Times

His frequently voiced scepticism about the value of ultra-low interest rates could also put additional pressure on the central bank.

Times, Sunday Times

widespread scepticism

His claim was intended to stop the vote turning into a referendum on his premiership but it will be met with widespread scepticism.

Times, Sunday Times (2016)

He added: 'There will be widespread scepticism that the promises to cut red tape will bear fruit.'

Times, Sunday Times (2006)

It was met with widespread scepticism from across the party.

Times, Sunday Times (2013)

Translations:

Chinese: 怀疑论

Japanese: 懐疑主義

单词	scepticism
释义	scepticism (skeptɪsɪzəm ) regional note: in AM, use skepticism uncountable noun Scepticism is great doubt about whether something is true or useful. There is considerable scepticism about the use of standardised tests. The report has inevitably been greeted with scepticism. Synonyms: doubt, suspicion, disbelief, cynicism Collocations: degree of scepticism So many reasons to reapproach the bookshelf with a new degree of scepticism. Times, Sunday Times There are, however, many people who do understand this but treat the frequent pronouncements on either with a degree of scepticism. Times, Sunday Times Indeed, the public could still be forgiven a degree of scepticism regarding the coverage, speed and reliability of tests. Times,Sunday Times We will listen with the right degree of scepticism and change our behaviour accordingly. The Sun That no other club has a head coach at the top of the coaching pyramid induces a fair degree of scepticism. Times,Sunday Times initial scepticism Despite initial scepticism, nine in ten staff enrolled have stayed in the scheme and begun saving for retirement. The Sun (2013) Their initial scepticism over his appointment last week has been put aside. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Initial scepticism soon gave way to a giddy rise. Times, Sunday Times (2008) voice scepticism Union chiefs, who control a third of the votes in the leadership contest, have already voiced scepticism. The Sun He also voiced scepticism that adequate preparations had been made if an evacuation beyond the 20km exclusion zone around the plant were suddenly required. Times, Sunday Times His frequently voiced scepticism about the value of ultra-low interest rates could also put additional pressure on the central bank. Times, Sunday Times widespread scepticism His claim was intended to stop the vote turning into a referendum on his premiership but it will be met with widespread scepticism. Times, Sunday Times (2016) He added: 'There will be widespread scepticism that the promises to cut red tape will bear fruit.' Times, Sunday Times (2006) It was met with widespread scepticism from across the party. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Translations: Chinese: 怀疑论 Japanese: 懐疑主義
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