Mistrust Meaning in English

word

US

mɪˈstɹəst

mi-STRUHST

UK

mɪstɹˈʌst

mi-STRUST

释义

A feeling or belief that you cannot trust someone or something; to doubt the honesty or reliability of a person or thing.

用法与细微差别

'Mistrust' is both a noun and a verb. It is more formal than 'distrust.' Common in contexts about relationships, business, or politics. Typical collocations: 'deep mistrust,' 'widespread mistrust,' 'mistrust between.' As a verb: 'to mistrust someone.'

• Spanish: desconfianza - desconfiar
• Portuguese (BR): desconfiança - desconfiar
• Portuguese (PT): desconfiança - desconfiar
• Chinese (Simplified): 不信任 - 怀疑
• Chinese (Traditional): 不信任 - 懷疑
• Hindi: अविश्वास
• Arabic: عدم الثقة
• Bengali: অবিশ্বাস - সন্দেহ
• Russian: недоверие
• Japanese: 不信
• Vietnamese: nghi ngờ - không tin tưởng
• Korean: 불신
• Turkish: güvensizlik
• Urdu: عدم اعتماد - بےاعتمادی
• Indonesian: ketidakpercayaan

例句

There was mistrust between the two companies.

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He mistrusts strangers.

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Years of lies created mistrust in their family.

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Many people mistrust online reviews because they might be fake.

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There’s a lot of mistrust between the government and the public these days.

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If you mistrust someone, it’s hard to build a real friendship.

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