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distrustful
adjective
uk /dɪˈstrʌst.fəl/ us /dɪˈstrʌst.fəl/
not trusting someone or something: 不信任的，怀疑的
distrustful ofThey tend to be distrustful of outsiders.他们一般不信任外人。
Large sections of Britain's poorest communities are alienated and distrustful of authority.英国许多最贫穷的社区都被边缘化，他们也不信任权威。
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distrust
These are voters who are really very distrustful of professional politicians.
The experience has left them wary and distrustful.
He regarded Ryder through small, distrustful eyes.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
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(you can) depend on/upon itidiom
accept/take something on faithidiom
bank
bank on someone/something
believe
believe in something
distrust
distrustful of someone/something
distrustfully
have faith!idiom
I wouldn't trust someone as far as I could throw themidiom
mistrustfully
non-confidence
not trust someone an/one inchidiom
put/place your faith in something/someoneidiom
reliance
turn to someone/something
untrusting
untrustworthiness
untrustworthy
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