skepticism

英 [ˈskeptɪsɪzəm]

美 [ˈskeptɪsɪzəm]

n.  怀疑态度; 怀疑主义

复数：skepticisms　

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COCA.6937

柯林斯词典

• → see:scepticism

英英释义

noun

• doubt about the truth of something
  Synonym:incredulitydisbeliefmental rejection
• the disbelief in any claims of ultimate knowledge
  Synonym:agnosticismscepticism

双语例句

• So, yes, you should be skeptical of my skepticism.
  所以，是的，你应该对我的疑虑持怀疑态度。
• We should have the scientific skepticism.
  我们应该有科学的怀疑态度。
• The ideological sources of Modernism are skepticism and disillusion of capitalism.
  现代主义起源于怀疑论和对资本主义的幻想破灭。
• Skepticism and doubt lead to study and investigation, and investigation is the beginning of wisdom.
  怀疑和思索导致研究和探索，而探索才是智慧的开端。
• But there is widespread skepticism over the government's handling of the problem and concerns about the future.
  但是许多人质疑政府处理这一问题的方法，而且对未来感到忧虑。
• Prosecutors cleared Lee Myung-bak of wrongdoing-but his rival still hopes to seize on popular skepticism about the frontrunner.
  检察官澄清了李明博的不良行为，但是，他的对手仍希望抓住大众对竞选领先者的怀疑态度（反击他）。
• He had, I think, a certain skepticism about the birth control zealots in the United States.
  我认为，他对于美国的节育狂热派是抱有怀疑的。
• For those who have begun their cloud journey, this skepticism has turned into advocacy.
  已经开始了云之旅的那些人，已从怀疑转变成了拥护。
• This is the exact opposite of skepticism.
  这正是怀疑论的反面。
• In part, I think, this is because skepticism has made the supernatural safe, even fun.
  我想，部分原因在于，质疑反而让超自然现象变得安全，甚至有趣了。