Distrustful Meaning in English
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释义
Feeling that you cannot trust someone or something; being suspicious or doubtful about people's honesty or motives.
用法与细微差别
Generally formal or neutral; 'distrustful of' is the common phrase (e.g., 'distrustful of strangers'). Similar to 'suspicious,' but 'distrustful' focuses more on a lack of trust rather than expecting something bad. Not as strong as 'paranoid.'
Spanish: desconfiado - recelosoPortuguese (BR): desconfiado - receosoPortuguese (PT): desconfiado - receosoChinese (Simplified): 不信任的 - 怀疑的Chinese (Traditional): 不信任的 - 懷疑的Hindi: अविश्वासी - संदेहपूर्णArabic: مُرتاب - غير واثقBengali: অবিশ্বাসী - সন্দেহপ্রবণRussian: недоверчивыйJapanese: 疑い深い - 信用しないVietnamese: nghi ngờ - không tin tưởngKorean: 불신하는 - 의심하는Turkish: güvensiz - kuşkucuUrdu: بدگمان - بےاعتبارIndonesian: tidak percaya - curiga
例句
She grew distrustful after being lied to.
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People are often distrustful of politicians' promises.
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After what happened, I'm pretty distrustful of his intentions.
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The child was distrustful of new people.
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He is distrustful of anything he reads online.
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You seem a bit distrustful today—everything okay?
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