| 单词 | distrust |
| 释义 | dis·trust I. transitive verb 1. < distrust the sword as a cure for all ills — John Buchan > < he distrusted mathematics and the art of deductive logic that went with it — S.F.Mason > 2. < it would deprive him of the enormous personal satisfaction of distrusting what he doesn't know and despising what he has never seen — E.B.White > < the Cistercians disliked and distrusted Abelard — Henry Adams > intransitive verb obsolete II. < the Swiss, with their traditional distrust of personal power — Current Biography > < an atmosphere of distrust and suspicion has been allowed to permeate the government — Vannevar Bush > < his self-criticism, his distrust of his own ideas — Harold Callender > < growing distrust of the efficacy of parliamentary bodies — John Dewey > |
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