| 单词 | suspicious |
| 释义 | sus·pi·cious 1. < thinking the circumstances in which the watch was offered for sale somewhat suspicious — Samuel Butler †1902 > < haven't seen any suspicious-looking strangers around here — Lyle Saxon > < the patrol officer should constantly observe all suspicious cars on his beat — R.L.Anderson > < he rises rapidly, and with almost suspicious ease, to progressively important jobs — Hobe Morrison > < an X-ray diagnosis of a suspicious tuberculous lesion was made — Journal of Pediatrics > < have had one suspicious death (suicide?) in a patient who was scheduled to start treatment — J.L.Fetterman > 2. < the unsophisticated native is often suspicious of all strangers — Notes & Queries on Anthropology > < puritanism was always suspicious of anything that made for physical comfort — American Guide Series: Massachusetts > < very suspicious of one who did not complain about having to doctor the numerous ailments in the manuscripts he receives — E.S.McCartney > < be a little bit suspicious next time you hear or read some argument for keeping taxes down — K.F.Zeisler > < in captivity the vervet is at first very timid and suspicious — James Stevenson-Hamilton > 3. < the countryman answered, with a suspicious flash of a pair of cunning eyes — A. Conan Doyle > < who was now proceeding with a suspicious briskness to prepare the evening meal — T.B.Costain > < the doors and windows were closed, and a suspicious look was on everything — T.B.Thorpe > < no government can invite help and then adopt a prying, suspicious, inquisitorial attitude to those who accept the invitation — Orient Book World > • sus·pi·cious·ly • sus·pi·cious·ness |
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