disbelieve

英 [ˌdɪsbɪˈliːv]

美 [ˌdɪsbɪˈliːv]

v.  不信; 怀疑

现在分词：disbelieving　过去分词：disbelieved　过去式：disbelieved　第三人称单数：disbelieves　

TEM8

BNC.15366 / COCA.19396

短语用例

disbelieve in sth

• 怀疑；不信
  to not believe that sth exists
  1. Why should I disbelieve her story?
     我为什么要怀疑她的说法呢？

牛津词典

verb

• 不信；怀疑
  to not believe that sth is true or that sb is telling the truth
  1. Why should I disbelieve her story?
     我为什么要怀疑她的说法呢？

柯林斯词典

• VERB 不相信，怀疑(某人或某人的话)
  If youdisbelievesomeone ordisbelievesomething that they say, you do not believe that what they say is true.
  1. There is no reason to disbelieve him...
     没有理由不相信他。
  2. He had never been able to disbelieve it completely.
     他从未能够对此予以全盘否定。
• VERB 不相信(某事存在或有用)
  If youdisbelieve insomething, you do not believe that it exists or that it works.
  1. Frank disbelieved in astrology.
     弗兰克不相信占星术。

英英释义

verb

• reject as false
  Synonym:discredit

双语例句

• Can you disbelieve in something you don't know about?
  你能怀疑自己不了解的事物吗？
• The point is: if you let banks themselves count their bad loans, not only are they apt to lie-but investors will disbelieve anything they say, even if they do tell the truth.
  重点是：如果你让银行自己计算坏账规模，不仅它们自己有说谎的倾向，投资者也不会相信它们的话，即便它们确实讲的是实话。
• The purpose of disbelief is to find out the definite answer but not only to disbelieve something.
  怀疑是为了得到确定的答案，怀疑本身不是目的。
• Now, I disbelieve in gob.
  我现在不信仰上帝了。
• But don't copy, don't believe or disbelieve, don't be head-oriented.
  但不要重复，不要相信或不相信，不要受头脑指引。
• We disbelieve in the principles of ingsoc.
  我们不相信英社原则。
• There was no reason to disbelieve what he had just been told.
  他不能不相信何慎庵的话。
• In particular, the Fund Rat quietly appeared and had a highly rapid increase trend and its malicious breach of trust and the profits transmission in the darkness which made fund holders disbelieve themselves step by step.
  特别是引人关注的基金老鼠仓，其悄然出现并呈快速增长的趋势，其背信的恶意以及暗度陈仓的利益输送，在一步步的侵蚀着基金持有人建立起4来的投资理念和信心。
• He had never been able to disbelieve it completely.
  他从未能够对此予以全盘否定。
• Cause to disbelieve; teach someone the contrary of what he or she had learned earlier.
  使别人不相信；教某人与其先前学过的相反的知识。