lose (one's) faith (in something or someone)

To stop believing (in someone or something); to become disillusioned, embittered, or doubtful (about something or someone). (When said simply as "lose faith," it is often in reference to losing religious faith in God.) The staff have started losing faith in John's ability to manage the restaurant properly. I lost my faith in my friends ever since they turned their backs on me when my husband left. It's not uncommon to lose faith at some point in one's life, but God will reveal himself to you if you're willing to receive Him.

词组	lose (one's) faith (in something or someone)
释义	lose (one's) faith (in something or someone) lose (one's) faith (in something or someone) To stop believing (in someone or something); to become disillusioned, embittered, or doubtful (about something or someone). (When said simply as "lose faith," it is often in reference to losing religious faith in God.) The staff have started losing faith in John's ability to manage the restaurant properly. I lost my faith in my friends ever since they turned their backs on me when my husband left. It's not uncommon to lose faith at some point in one's life, but God will reveal himself to you if you're willing to receive Him. See also: faith, lose, something Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: give up hope bring down the shutters bring/put down the shutters tough break the streets are paved with gold be over the hills and far away have something to prove be/go along for the ride along for the ride along for the ride, to go/to come/just
随便看	at a (single) blow at a (single) stroke at a sitting at a snail's gallop at a snail's pace at a snail’s gallop at a snail’s pace at a stand a taste for (something) a taste of (one's) own medicine a taste of own medicine at a stretch at a tender age at a/the ripe old age at a time at a venture at a word at bat at bay at beck and call at/behind the wheel at best at best/worst at bottom atcha