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

　

单词	reliance
释义	Trends of reliance View usage for: reliance (rɪlaɪəns) uncountable noun A person's or thing's reliance on something is the fact that they need it and often cannot live or work without it. ...the country's increasing reliance on foreign aid. [+ on] Synonyms: dependency, dependence, leaning More Synonyms of reliance More Synonyms of reliance reliance in British English (rɪˈlaɪəns) noun 1. dependence, confidence, or trust 2. something or someone upon which one relies Derived forms reliant (reˈliant) adjective reliantly (reˈliantly) adverb reliance in American English (rɪˈlaɪəns) noun 1. the act of relying 2. trust, dependence, or confidence 3. a thing relied on COBUILD Collocations reliance heavy reliance Examples of 'reliance' in a sentence reliance The following month he warned again about the economic damage that reliance on wind power would do. Times, Sunday Times (2016) There is a reliance on public sector and manufacturing jobs. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Its heavy reliance on national oil companies has long been seen as a strength. Times, Sunday Times (2014) But they could help to reduce reliance on fossil fuels. Times, Sunday Times (2008) We should place more reliance on our ancient but still wise common law. Times, Sunday Times (2011) In particular it did not remove the reliance on nuclear weapons. McInnes, Colin NATO's Changing Strategic Agenda (1990) We should place less reliance on references. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Japanese policymakers placed excessive reliance on consensus. Times, Sunday Times (2012) Manufacturers said that an increased reliance on imports of liquefied natural gas would result in more volatile prices. Times, Sunday Times (2013) But at the very least no first use offered a somewhat less cataclysmic end point than nuclear reliance. McInnes, Colin NATO's Changing Strategic Agenda (1990) The second familiar objection to attempts at reducing nuclear reliance is the possibility of an adverse impact on deterrence. McInnes, Colin NATO's Changing Strategic Agenda (1990) It would also be helpful to reduce the country 's reliance on foreign capital inflows. Times, Sunday Times (2008) They are keen to reduce their heavy historic reliance on gas imports piped in from Russia. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Quite apart from its environmental advantages, a robust domestic gas industry would reduce reliance on imports. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Instead of making us toothless and fat, sugar could be used to reduce our oil reliance. The Times Literary Supplement (2010) For an economy that is trying to reduce its reliance on exports, this is not good news. Times, Sunday Times (2010) Although by no means a magic wand, both could be addressed by increased reliance on electric vehicles and nuclear power generation combined. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Sadly, it also reminds us how repetitive a lot of their humour could be and of their heavy reliance on some pretty crude slapstick. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Some experts have queried the MoD's reliance on another country for such a sensitive capability. Times, Sunday Times (2013) The home care sector 's reliance on low-paid workers has long been a problem. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Supporting this assertion, she distinguishes very sharply between trust and other concepts such as confidence, reliance and belief. The Times Literary Supplement (2014) In other languages reliance British English: reliance NOUN A person's or thing's reliance on something is the fact that they need it and often cannot live or work without it. ...the country's increasing reliance on foreign aid. American English: reliance Brazilian Portuguese: dependência Chinese: 依赖 European Spanish: dependencia French: dépendance German: Abhängigkeit Italian: dipendenza Japanese: 依存 Korean: 의존 European Portuguese: dependência Latin American Spanish: dependencia 1 (noun) in the sense of dependency Definition the state of relying on or trusting (a person or thing) the country's increasing reliance on foreign aid Synonyms dependency A child has a natural dependency on its mother. dependence Some doctors regard drug dependence as a psychological disorder. leaning 2 (noun) in the sense of trust Definition the state of relying on or trusting (a person or thing) If you respond immediately, you will guarantee people's reliance on you. Synonyms trust There's a feeling of warmth and trust here. confidence I have every confidence in you. belief a belief in personal liberty faith She had placed a great deal of faith in him. assurance He led the orchestra with assurance. credence Seismologists give this idea little credence. credit At first this theory met with little credit. Additional synonyms in the sense of assurance Definition feeling of confidence He led the orchestra with assurance. Synonyms confidence, conviction, courage, certainty, self-confidence, poise, assertiveness, security, faith, coolness, nerve, aplomb, boldness, self-reliance, firmness, self-assurance, certitude, sureness, self-possession, positiveness, assuredness in the sense of belief Definition trust or confidence a belief in personal liberty Synonyms trust, confidence, faith, conviction, reliance, hopefulness in the sense of confidence Definition trust in a person or thing I have every confidence in you. Synonyms trust, belief, faith, dependence, reliance, credence Synonyms of 'reliance' reliance Explore 'reliance' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of credence Definition belief in the truth or accuracy of a statement Seismologists give this idea little credence. Synonyms belief, trust, confidence, faith, acceptance, assurance, certainty, dependence, reliance in the sense of credit Definition belief or confidence in someone or something At first this theory met with little credit. Synonyms belief, trust, confidence, faith, reliance, credence in the sense of dependence Some doctors regard drug dependence as a psychological disorder. Synonyms overreliance, need, addiction, reliance, attachment in the sense of faith Definition complete confidence or trust, such as in a person or remedy She had placed a great deal of faith in him. Synonyms confidence, trust, credit, conviction, assurance, dependence, reliance, credence
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