英语词汇“opinion”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	opinion
释义	opin·ion I. \əˈpinyən sometimes ōˈp-\ noun (-s) Etymology: Middle English, from Middle French, from Latin opinion-, opinio; akin to Latin opinari 1. a. : a view, judgment, or appraisal formed in the mind about a particular matter or particular matters < why ask my opinion if you have already decided > b. (1) : favorable impression or estimation (as of a person) : approval, esteem — usually used negatively or with adjectives of degree < I have no great opinion of his work > (2) obsolete : self-confidence, self-conceit 2. a. : belief stronger than impression and less strong than positive knowledge : settled judgment in regard to any point : a notion or conviction founded on probable evidence : a belief or view based on interpretation of observed facts and experience < a man of rigid opinions > b. : something that is generally or widely accepted as factual : a generally held or popular view < opinion is swinging in his favor > c. : a view or belief that is not demonstrable as fact < this is only my opinion of course > 3. a. : a formal expression by an expert (as a professional authority) of his thought upon or judgment or advice concerning a matter < decided to obtain a medical opinion of the case > b. : the formal expression (as by a judge, court, referee) of the legal reasons and principles upon which a legal decision is based; also : the judgment or decision so based 4. obsolete : estimation in which one is held by others; especially : favorable reputation 5. obsolete : expectation, anticipation 6. Platonism : conjecture or belief based on experience and perception Synonyms: view, belief, conviction, persuasion, sentiment: these nouns have in common the sense of a more or less clearly formulated idea or judgment which one holds as true. opinion implies a conclusion concerning something on which ideas may differ, not, however, excluding a careful consideration or weighing of evidence or pros and cons, but usually stressing the subjectivity and disputability of the conclusion < opposing political opinions > < a man of strong likes and dislikes but few opinions > < a dissenting opinion handed down by a Supreme Court judge > < to prefer to deal in facts rather than opinions > view is an opinion or set of opinions usually more or less colored by individual feeling, sentiment, or bias < the political views of the opposing party > < expressed her views on the role of education in the integration of home and community life — Current Biography > < to air one's views > belief differs from view or opinion in implying a conclusion or set of interrelated conclusions not necessarily formulated by the individual but often constituting a dogma, doctrine, or proposition already formulated prior to the individual's acceptance or adoption of it; it emphasizes the individual's assent to the conclusion or his assurance of its truth < religious beliefs > < old customs and old beliefs — Wilfrid Goatman > < to hold the belief that man has certain inalienable rights > conviction is a belief held strongly because one has no doubts about its truth < the conviction that where one was born and lives is the best place in the world — E.L.Ullman > < along with that faith have lost the old … conviction that most people are good and that evil is merely an accident — Malcolm Cowley > < a man of many positive convictions > persuasion suggests a belief or set of beliefs held strongly, often predominantly though by no means exclusively on nonlogical or nonrational grounds < Christians of all persuasions — Current Biography > < the childish persuasion that we have the only rational way of doing things — Gustave Weigel > < an artist who is not of the contemporary persuasion — Sydney (Australia) Bulletin > sentiment, rather infrequent today in this sense, suggests a more or less settled opinion, often involving feelings or emotions < a speech in which he expressed an apparent reversal of his known conservative sentiments — A.L.Funk > < to express strong sentiments on a political issue > • - be of the opinion II. verb (-ed/-ing/-s) chiefly dialect : opine
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