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源自中古英语 'distrusten'(不信任)加上后缀 '-ful'(充满…的),最早可追溯至16世纪。
❶ 形容对某人或某事感到怀疑或不信任,认为对方不可靠或可能有不良意图。
“She gave him a distrustful look when he offered to help.”
(当他提出帮忙时,她向他投去了怀疑的目光。)
“The villagers were distrustful of strangers after the recent thefts.”
(最近的盗窃案发生后,村民们对外来者充满不信任。)
distrustful of — 表示对某人或某事持怀疑或不信任的态度,常用于描述人或动物的行为。
“He was distrustful of the salesman's smooth talk.”
(他对推销员的花言巧语充满怀疑。)