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

in the sense of distrust

Definition

to regard as untrustworthy

I don't have any reason to distrust them.

Synonyms

suspect,

doubt,

discredit,

be wary of,

wonder about,

mistrust,

disbelieve,

be suspicious of,

be sceptical of,

misbelieve

in the sense of hesitation

After some hesitation, he answered her question.

Synonyms

delay,

pausing,

uncertainty,

stalling,

dithering,

indecision,

hesitancy,

doubt,

vacillation,

temporizing,

shilly-shallying,

irresolution,

hemming and hawing,

dubiety,

stumbling,

faltering,

fumbling,

stammering,

stuttering

in the sense of inquiry

Definition

a question

He made some inquiries and discovered she had gone abroad.

Synonyms

question,

query,

investigation

in the sense of mistrust

Definition

to have doubts or suspicions about

I mistrust all journalists.

Synonyms

be wary of,

suspect,

beware,

distrust,

apprehend,

have doubts about

in the sense of objection

Definition

a reason for opposing something

This objection has obviously been dropped.

Synonyms

protest,

opposition,

complaint,

doubt,

exception,

dissent,

outcry,

censure,

disapproval,

niggle (informal),

protestation,

scruple,

demur,

formal complaint,

counter-argument,

cavil,

remonstrance (formal),

demurral

in the sense of problem

Definition

a puzzle or question set for solving

a mathematical problem

Synonyms

puzzle,

question,

riddle,

enigma,

conundrum,

teaser,

poser,

brain-teaser (informal)

in the sense of reservation

Definition

a doubt

Their demands were met with some reservations.

Synonyms

doubt,

reluctance,

scepticism,

qualms,

scruples,

demur,

hesitancy

in the sense of scepticism

The report has inevitably been greeted with scepticism.

Synonyms

doubt,

suspicion,

disbelief,

cynicism,

incredulity,

Pyrrhonism

in the sense of suspect

Definition

to think (something) to be false or doubtful

You don't really think he suspects you, do you?

Synonyms

distrust,

doubt,

mistrust,

smell a rat (informal),

harbour suspicions about,

have your doubts about

in the sense of suspicion

Definition

a feeling of mistrust

Our culture harbours deep suspicions of big-time industry.

Synonyms

distrust,

scepticism,

mistrust,

doubt,

misgiving,

qualm,

lack of confidence,

wariness,

bad vibes (slang),

dubiety,

chariness

单词	query
释义	Trends of query View usage for: query (kwɪəri) Word forms: plural, 3rd person singular presenttense queries, present participle querying, past tense, past participle queried 1. countable noun A query is a question, especially one that you ask an organization, publication, or expert. While she was off work, the Manager of the firm phoned her many times with queriesabout accounts and customers. [+ about] 2. verb If you query something, you check it by asking about it because you are not sure if it is correct. It's got a number you can ring to query your bill. [VERB noun] No one queried my decision. [VERB noun] Synonyms: question, challenge, doubt, suspect More Synonyms of query 3. verb To query means to ask a question. 'Is there something else?' Ryle queried as Helen stopped speaking. [VERB with quote] One of the journalists queried whether sabotage could have been involved. [VERB wh] [Also VERB noun] Synonyms: ask, inquire or enquire, question More Synonyms of query More Synonyms of query query in British English (ˈkwɪərɪ) nounWord forms: plural -ries 1. a question, esp one expressing doubt, uncertainty, or an objection 2. a less common name for question mark verbWord forms: -ries, -rying or -ried (transitive) 3. to express uncertainty, doubt, or an objection concerning (something) 4. to express as a query "What's up now?" she queried 5. US to put a question to (a person); ask Word origin C17: from earlier quere, from Latin quaere ask!, from quaerere to seek, inquire query in American English (ˈkwɪri; ˈkwɛri) nounWord forms: plural ˈqueries 1. a question; inquiry 2. a doubt 3. a question mark (?) placed after a question or used to question the accuracy of written or printed matter verb transitiveWord forms: ˈqueried or ˈquerying 4. to call in question; ask about 5. to question (a person) 6. to mark with a query (sense 3) verb intransitive 7. to ask questions or express doubt SIMILAR WORDS: ask Word origin < L quaere, 2d pers. sing., imper., of quaerere, to ask, inquire Examples of 'query' in a sentence query One of my goals was to query veteran leaders about the structure of their week. Christianity Today (2000) She was caught last year after a credit card bill was queried. The Sun (2013) These top a new list of the strangest science queries put by the public. The Sun (2013) He fields a query about whether there is an opposite to misogynist. Times, Sunday Times (2010) But a basic query about his current relationship status proves otherwise. Times, Sunday Times (2008) But a new approach has been taken using the internet to monitor how people search online for queries about mental health. Times, Sunday Times (2013) So try to get your query in before 11.30am. Times, Sunday Times (2009) People want to plug in their query, get the results and move on. Times, Sunday Times (2010) As the seconds counted down, he queried the call. Times, Sunday Times (2012) None the less, there are at least two queries worth making about these proposals. Tomlinson, Richard Urbanization in Post-Apartheid South Africa (1990) It is almost a query about a player's moral courage. Times, Sunday Times (2012) When he queried the bill he was told this was their standard pricing policy to reflect higher rents and longer opening hours at services. The Sun (2009) The energy giant said more households are resolving queries and bills online as it announced plans to close a centre in Southampton. The Sun (2012) If he had any doubts or queries I am satisfied he could seek advice. Times, Sunday Times (2010) A farmer with a query will get a reply within 15 minutes. Times, Sunday Times (2015) Inquiries on how to handle gas and electricity arrears were up by a third, while queries about council tax debt rose by a quarter. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Some experts have queried the MoD's reliance on another country for such a sensitive capability. Times, Sunday Times (2013) One large board would also be incapable of dealing satisfactorily with queries about results, especially when there is a time limit set for application to university. Times, Sunday Times (2011) In other languages query British English: query /ˈkwɪərɪ/ NOUN A query is a question about a particular point. He is unable to answer queries personally. American English: query Arabic: سُؤَال Brazilian Portuguese: pergunta Chinese: 疑问 Croatian: upit Czech: dotaz Danish: forespørgsel Dutch: verzoek European Spanish: consulta Finnish: kysymys French: interrogation German: Frage Greek: απορία Italian: richiesta Japanese: 疑問 Korean: 의문 Norwegian: forespørsel Polish: zapytanie European Portuguese: pergunta Romanian: interogare Russian: вопрос Latin American Spanish: consulta Swedish: förfrågan Thai: คำถาม Turkish: sorgu Ukrainian: питання Vietnamese: thắc mắc British English: query /ˈkwɪərɪ/ VERB If you query something, you check it by asking about it because you are not sure if it is correct. No one queried my decision. American English: query Arabic: يَسْتَفْهِم Brazilian Portuguese: questionar Chinese: 询问 Croatian: dovesti u pitanje Czech: dotázat se Danish: forespørge Dutch: een vraag stellen European Spanish: cuestionar Finnish: tiedustella French: questionner German: in Frage stellen Greek: αμφισβητώ Italian: chiedere Japanese: 尋ねる Korean: 질문하다 Norwegian: undersøke Polish: zakwestionować European Portuguese: questionar Romanian: a interoga Russian: спрашивать Latin American Spanish: cuestionar Swedish: ifrågasätta Thai: ซักถาม Turkish: sorgulamak Ukrainian: довідуватися Vietnamese: thắc mắc Chinese translation of 'query' query (ˈkwɪərɪ) n (c) (= question) 疑问(問) (yíwèn) (个(個), gè) vt (= check) [figures, bill, expenses] 询(詢)问(問) (xúnwèn) (= ask) to query whether/why/what etc 询(詢)问(問)是否/为(為)何/什么(麼)等 (xúnwèn shìfǒu/wèihé/shénme děng) 1 (noun) in the sense of question Definition a question, esp. one expressing doubt If you have any queries, please contact us. Synonyms question He refused to answer further questions on the subject. inquiry He made some inquiries and discovered she had gone abroad. enquiry problem a mathematical problem demand 2 (noun) in the sense of doubt Definition a question, esp. one expressing doubt I read the query in the guide's eyes. Synonyms doubt They were troubled and full of doubt. suspicion Our culture harbours deep suspicions of big-time industry. reservation Their demands were met with some reservations. objection This objection has obviously been dropped. hesitation After some hesitation, he answered her question. scepticism The report has inevitably been greeted with scepticism. 1 (verb) in the sense of question Definition to express uncertainty, doubt, or an objection concerning (something) No one queried my decision. Synonyms question It never occurs to them to question the doctor's decisions. challenge The move was immediately challenged by the opposition. doubt I have no reason to doubt his word. suspect You don't really think he suspects you, do you? dispute He disputed the allegations. object to distrust I don't have any reason to distrust them. mistrust I mistrust all journalists. call into question disbelieve There is no reason to disbelieve his account of the events. feel uneasy about throw doubt on harbour reservations about 2 (verb) in the sense of ask Definition to express as a query `Is there something else?' he queried. Synonyms ask `How is Frank?' he asked. inquire or enquire question Additional synonyms in the sense of challenge Definition to call (a decision or action) into question The move was immediately challenged by the opposition. Synonyms dispute, question, tackle, confront, defy, object to, disagree with, take issue with, impugn (formal), throw down (US, slang) in the sense of disbelieve Definition to reject (a person or statement) as being untruthful There is no reason to disbelieve his account of the events. Synonyms doubt, reject, discount, suspect, discredit, not accept, mistrust, not buy (slang), repudiate, scoff at, not credit, not swallow (informal), give no credence to in the sense of dispute Definition to doubt the validity of He disputed the allegations. Synonyms contest, question, challenge, deny, doubt, oppose, object to, contradict, rebut, impugn (formal), controvert, call in or into question Synonyms of 'query' query Explore 'query' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of distrust Definition to regard as untrustworthy I don't have any reason to distrust them. Synonyms suspect, doubt, discredit, be wary of, wonder about, mistrust, disbelieve, be suspicious of, be sceptical of, misbelieve in the sense of hesitation After some hesitation, he answered her question. Synonyms delay, pausing, uncertainty, stalling, dithering, indecision, hesitancy, doubt, vacillation, temporizing, shilly-shallying, irresolution, hemming and hawing, dubiety, stumbling, faltering, fumbling, stammering, stuttering in the sense of inquiry Definition a question He made some inquiries and discovered she had gone abroad. Synonyms question, query, investigation in the sense of mistrust Definition to have doubts or suspicions about I mistrust all journalists. Synonyms be wary of, suspect, beware, distrust, apprehend, have doubts about in the sense of objection Definition a reason for opposing something This objection has obviously been dropped. Synonyms protest, opposition, complaint, doubt, exception, dissent, outcry, censure, disapproval, niggle (informal), protestation, scruple, demur, formal complaint, counter-argument, cavil, remonstrance (formal), demurral in the sense of problem Definition a puzzle or question set for solving a mathematical problem Synonyms puzzle, question, riddle, enigma, conundrum, teaser, poser, brain-teaser (informal) in the sense of reservation Definition a doubt Their demands were met with some reservations. Synonyms doubt, reluctance, scepticism, qualms, scruples, demur, hesitancy in the sense of scepticism The report has inevitably been greeted with scepticism. Synonyms doubt, suspicion, disbelief, cynicism, incredulity, Pyrrhonism in the sense of suspect Definition to think (something) to be false or doubtful You don't really think he suspects you, do you? Synonyms distrust, doubt, mistrust, smell a rat (informal), harbour suspicions about, have your doubts about in the sense of suspicion Definition a feeling of mistrust Our culture harbours deep suspicions of big-time industry. Synonyms distrust, scepticism, mistrust, doubt, misgiving, qualm, lack of confidence, wariness, bad vibes (slang), dubiety, chariness
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