英语词汇“mistrust”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	mistrust
释义	mis·trust I. \(ˈ)mi\|strəst\ noun Etymology: Middle English, from mis- (I) + trust, n. : a lack of confidence : distrust, suspicion < a certain unbreakable core of mistrust, suspicion, and disbelief — A.R.Marcus > < realize how weak the love of truth is in the majority and how widespread the mistrust of reason — W.R.Inge > Synonyms: see uncertainty II. verb Etymology: Middle English mistrusten, from mis- (I) + trusten to trust — more at trust *transitive verb* 1. : to regard with suspicion : have no trust or confidence in : suspect < mistrust me and are forever questioning me about my personal life — Isaac Rosenfeld > < she feared an argument; she mistrusted herself — Arnold Bennett > 2. : to have doubts about the truth, validity, or effectiveness of < calculated to make the weak-willed reader mistrust his own judgment — B.R.Redman > < who mistrust the investment of United States money, technical and military aid — Adrienne Koch > 3. : to have a foreboding of the existence or occurrence of : feel or believe to be likely : surmise — often used with noun clause as object < your mind mistrusted there was something wrong — Robert Frost > *intransitive verb* : to lack confidence : be suspicious < a place so wild that a man less accustomed to these things might have mistrusted and feared for his life — Willa Cather > • mis·trust·er \-tə(r)\ noun
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