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

1 (adjective) in the sense of distrustful

Definition

unwilling to trust

He has his father's suspicious nature.

Synonyms

distrustful

Voters are distrustful of all politicians.

suspecting

sceptical

scientists who are sceptical about global warming

doubtful

Why did he sound so doubtful?

apprehensive

People are still terribly apprehensive about the future.

leery (slang)

They are leery of the proposed system.

mistrustful

Fletcher had become taciturn and mistrustful of the media.

unbelieving

He looked at me with unbelieving eyes.

wary

My mother always told me to be wary of strangers.

Opposites

trusting

gullible

credulous

believing

unsuspecting

trustful

unsuspicious

2 (adjective) in the sense of suspect

Definition

causing one to suspect something is wrong

two suspicious-looking characters

Synonyms

suspect

Delegates evacuated the building when a suspect package was found.

dubious

questionable

The film is a comedy in highly questionable taste.

funny

There's something funny about that pair.

doubtful

They all seemed of very doubtful character.

dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal)

queer (archaic)

irregular

shady (informal)

fishy (informal)

of doubtful honesty

open to doubt or misconstruction

shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal)

Opposites

straight

, above board,

beyond suspicion

open

straightforward

upright

unquestionable

not open to question

3 (adjective) in the sense of odd

Four people have died in suspicious circumstances.

Synonyms

odd

Something odd began to happen.

strange

There was something strange about the flickering blue light.

mysterious

dark

It was a dark and stormy night.

dubious

dubious business dealings

irregular

The minister was accused of irregular business practices.

questionable

murky (informal)

There has been a murky conspiracy to keep them out of power.

shady (informal)

Be wary of people who try to talk you into shady deals.

fishy

There seems to be something fishy going on.

单词	suspicious
释义	Trends of suspicious View usage for: suspicious (səspɪʃəs) 1. adjective If you are suspicious of someone or something, you do not trust them, and are careful when dealing with them. He was rightly suspicious of meeting me until I reassured him I was not writing abouthim. [+ of] He has his father's suspicious nature. Synonyms: distrustful, suspecting, sceptical, doubtful More Synonyms of suspicious suspiciously adjective [ADVERB after verb] 'What is it you want me to do?' Adams asked suspiciously. 2. adjective If you are suspicious of someone or something, you believe that they are probably involved in a crime or some dishonest activity. Two officers on patrol became suspicious of two men in a car. [+ of] A woman kept prisoner in a basement was rescued after suspicious neighbours tippedoff police. 3. adjective If you describe someone or something as suspicious, you mean that there is some aspect of them which makes you think that they are involved in a crime or a dishonest activity. He reported that two suspicious-looking characters had approached Callendar. Nottingham police last night found what they described as a suspicious package. suspiciously adverb [ADVERB with verb, ADVERB adjective/adverb] They'll ask whether anyone was seen acting suspiciously in the area. Police were told to arrest voters found with suspiciously large sums of money intheir pockets. 4. See also suspiciously More Synonyms of suspicious suspicious in British English (səˈspɪʃəs) adjective 1. exciting or liable to excite suspicion; questionable 2. disposed to suspect something wrong 3. indicative or expressive of suspicion Derived forms suspiciously (susˈpiciously) adverb suspiciousness (susˈpiciousness) noun suspicious in American English (səˈspɪʃəs) adjective 1. arousing or likely to arouse suspicion in others 2. showing or expressing suspicion 3. a. feeling suspicion b. tending habitually to suspect, esp. to suspect evil Derived forms suspiciously (susˈpiciously) adverb suspiciousness (susˈpiciousness) noun Word origin ME suspecious < OFr < L suspiciosus Examples of 'suspicious' in a sentence suspicious The police got really suspicious when the second one died. The Sun (2011) You consult your umpiring partner and he agrees that it looks suspicious. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Locals raised the alarm after noticing a foul smell coming from the suspicious package. The Sun (2014) Police were suspicious but found no evidence to suggest that she had prior knowledge of the attacks. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Versailles troops shot anyone suspicious on sight. Higonnet, Anne Berthe Morisot (1990) Partly there is something suspicious about people writing books about how happy they are. Times, Sunday Times (2010) He urged the public to help fight terror by reporting suspicious activity. The Sun (2016) The colloquial writing on the postcard made police suspicious. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Robot programmes have the ability to roam though masses of this data looking for suspicious activity. The Times Literary Supplement (2010) Her house was fitted with a device to detect suspicious packages and a button to alert police. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Police grew suspicious and he was arrested. The Sun (2010) He has become suspicious of anyone trying to strike up a conversation. The Sun (2010) It can use that information to decide whether to raise an alarm if it encounters something suspicious. Times, Sunday Times (2014) An alert can be an indicator of suspicious activity. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The boss was suspicious and told police. The Sun (2008) Police are suspicious and request an autopsy. Times, Sunday Times (2011) Others of a less suspicious nature will wonder whether the cash is having to be raised because of the demerger. Times, Sunday Times (2006) She shot me a suspicious look. Christianity Today (2000) Lawyers questioned whether the investigation was necessary, given that other agencies had already scrutinised the suspicious payments. Times, Sunday Times (2010) They tend to have no permanent relationships and to invent entire life stories for themselves which staff only become suspicious about after a while. Knowles, Jane Know Your Own Mind (1991) Unless I were already suspicious of the person. Times, Sunday Times (2008) In other languages suspicious British English: suspicious /səˈspɪʃəs/ ADJECTIVE If you are suspicious of someone or something, you do not trust them. He was suspicious of all journalists. American English: suspicious Arabic: مَشْبُوه Brazilian Portuguese: suspeitoso Chinese: 令人怀疑的 Croatian: sumnjičav Czech: podezřívavý Danish: mistænksom Dutch: wantrouwend European Spanish: suspicaz Finnish: epäilyttävä French: suspicieux German: verdächtig Greek: καχύποπτος Italian: sospetto Japanese: 疑わしい Korean: 수상한 의심스러운 Norwegian: mistenksom Polish: podejrzany European Portuguese: suspeita Romanian: suspicios Russian: подозрительный Latin American Spanish: suspicaz Swedish: misstänkt Thai: สงสัย Turkish: kuşkulu Ukrainian: підозрілий Vietnamese: khả nghi Chinese translation of 'suspicious' suspicious (səsˈpɪʃəs) adj [look] 表示怀(懷)疑的 (biǎoshì huáiyí de) [nature] 多疑的 (duōyí de) [circumstances, death, package] 可疑的 (kěyí de) to be suspicious of or about sb/sth 对(對)某人/某事起疑心 (duì mǒurén/mǒushì qǐ yíxīn) 1 (adjective) in the sense of distrustful Definition unwilling to trust He has his father's suspicious nature. Synonyms distrustful Voters are distrustful of all politicians. suspecting sceptical scientists who are sceptical about global warming doubtful Why did he sound so doubtful? apprehensive People are still terribly apprehensive about the future. leery (slang) They are leery of the proposed system. mistrustful Fletcher had become taciturn and mistrustful of the media. unbelieving He looked at me with unbelieving eyes. wary My mother always told me to be wary of strangers. Opposites trusting , gullible , credulous , believing , unsuspecting , trustful , unsuspicious 2 (adjective) in the sense of suspect Definition causing one to suspect something is wrong two suspicious-looking characters Synonyms suspect Delegates evacuated the building when a suspect package was found. dubious questionable The film is a comedy in highly questionable taste. funny There's something funny about that pair. doubtful They all seemed of very doubtful character. dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal) queer (archaic) irregular shady (informal) fishy (informal) of doubtful honesty open to doubt or misconstruction shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) Opposites straight , above board, beyond suspicion , open , straightforward , upright , unquestionable , not open to question 3 (adjective) in the sense of odd Four people have died in suspicious circumstances. Synonyms odd Something odd began to happen. strange There was something strange about the flickering blue light. mysterious dark It was a dark and stormy night. dubious dubious business dealings irregular The minister was accused of irregular business practices. questionable murky (informal) There has been a murky conspiracy to keep them out of power. shady (informal) Be wary of people who try to talk you into shady deals. fishy There seems to be something fishy going on. Additional synonyms in the sense of apprehensive Definition fearful or anxious about the future People are still terribly apprehensive about the future. Synonyms anxious, concerned, worried, afraid, alarmed, nervous, suspicious, doubtful, uneasy, fearful, disquieted, foreboding, twitchy (informal), mistrustful, antsy (informal) in the sense of dark Definition having little or no light It was a dark and stormy night. Synonyms dim, murky, shady, shadowy, grey, cloudy, dingy, overcast, dusky, unlit, pitch-black, indistinct, poorly lit, sunless, tenebrous, darksome (literary), pitchy, unilluminated in the sense of doubtful Definition unsure or uncertain Why did he sound so doubtful? Synonyms unsure, uncertain, hesitant, suspicious, hesitating, sceptical, unsettled, tentative, wavering, unresolved, perplexed, undecided, unconvinced, vacillating, leery (slang), distrustful, in two minds (informal), irresolute Synonyms of 'suspicious' suspicious Explore 'suspicious' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of doubtful They all seemed of very doubtful character. Synonyms questionable, suspect, suspicious, crooked (informal), dubious, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), slippery, shady (informal), unscrupulous, fishy (informal), shifty, disreputable, untrustworthy, shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of dubious Definition of doubtful quality or worth dubious business dealings Synonyms suspect, suspicious, crooked (informal), dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), questionable, unreliable, shady (informal), unscrupulous, fishy (informal), disreputable, untrustworthy, undependable in the sense of fishy Definition suspicious or questionable There seems to be something fishy going on. Synonyms suspicious, odd, suspect, unlikely, funny (informal), doubtful, dubious, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), queer, rum (British, slang), questionable, improbable, implausible, cock-and-bull (informal), shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of funny Definition peculiar or odd There's something funny about that pair. Synonyms peculiar, odd, strange, unusual, remarkable, bizarre, puzzling, curious, weird, mysterious, suspicious, dubious, queer, rum (British, slang), quirky, perplexing in the sense of irregular Definition not conforming to accepted practice or routine The minister was accused of irregular business practices. Synonyms inappropriate, unconventional, improper, unethical, odd, unusual, extraordinary, disorderly, exceptional, peculiar, unofficial, abnormal, queer, rum (British, slang), back-door, unsuitable, unorthodox, out-of-order, unprofessional, anomalous in the sense of leery Definition suspicious or wary They are leery of the proposed system. Synonyms wary, cautious, uncertain, suspicious, doubting, careful, shy, sceptical, dubious, unsure, distrustful, on your guard, chary in the sense of mistrustful Fletcher had become taciturn and mistrustful of the media. Synonyms suspicious, nervous, cautious, uncertain, wary, cynical, doubtful, sceptical, dubious, fearful, hesitant, apprehensive, leery (slang), distrustful, chary in the sense of murky Definition obscure and suspicious There has been a murky conspiracy to keep them out of power. Synonyms questionable, dark, secret, suspect, mysterious, suspicious, dubious, shady (informal) in the sense of queer Definition dubious Synonyms dubious, puzzling, mysterious, suspicious, doubtful, irregular, questionable, shady (informal), fishy (informal) in the sense of questionable Definition of disputable value or authority The film is a comedy in highly questionable taste. Synonyms dubious, suspect, doubtful, controversial, uncertain, suspicious, dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), unreliable, shady (informal), debatable, unproven, fishy (informal), moot, arguable, iffy (informal), equivocal, problematical, disputable, controvertible, dubitable, shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) Additional synonyms in the sense of sceptical scientists who are sceptical about global warming Synonyms doubtful, cynical, dubious, questioning, doubting, hesitating, scoffing, hesitant, unconvinced, disbelieving, incredulous, quizzical, mistrustful, unbelieving in the sense of shady Definition of doubtful honesty or legality Be wary of people who try to talk you into shady deals. Synonyms crooked (informal), dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal), unethical, suspect, suspicious, dubious, slippery, questionable, unscrupulous, fishy (informal), shifty, disreputable, untrustworthy, shonky (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of strange Definition odd or unexpected There was something strange about the flickering blue light. Synonyms odd, unusual, curious, weird, wonderful, rare, funny, extraordinary, remarkable, bizarre, fantastic, astonishing, marvellous, exceptional, peculiar, eccentric, abnormal, out-of-the-way, queer (archaic), irregular, rum (British, archaic), uncommon, singular, perplexing, uncanny, mystifying, unheard-of, off-the-wall (slang), oddball (informal), unaccountable, left-field (informal), outré, curiouser and curiouser, out there (slang), daggy (Australian, New Zealand, informal) in the sense of unbelieving He looked at me with unbelieving eyes. Synonyms sceptical, doubting, suspicious, doubtful, dubious, unconvinced, disbelieving, incredulous, distrustful in the sense of wary Definition cautious or on one's guard My mother always told me to be wary of strangers. Synonyms suspicious, sceptical, mistrustful, suspecting, guarded, apprehensive, cagey (informal), leery (slang), distrustful, on your guard, chary, heedful
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