英语词汇distrust的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

distrust /dɪsˈtrʌst/ noun a feeling that you cannot trust someoneadjectivesdeep/profound distrust (=great distrust) Dylan’s deep distrust of journalists made him difficult to interview.mutual distrust (=both people, countries etc distrust each other) The two countries are locked in a relationship of mutual distrust.popular/public distrust A new study shows that public distrust of the media has increased.widespread/general distrust (=among many people) The financial crisis has led to widespread distrust of the banking industry.growing distrust The poll reveals a growing distrust of business among the public.healthy distrust (=distrust for good reasons) He has always had a healthy distrust of authority.verbsfeel distrust Eighty percent of American citizens feel distrust of politicians.create distrust Lies create distrust in a relationship between two people.prepositionsdistrust of sb/sth Will the country ever overcome its distrust of foreigners?distrust between sb and sb The book discusses the origins of the distrust between the Arab World and the West.distrust towards/toward sb/sth There is growing distrust toward the government.with distrust Local people regard the police with suspicion and distrust.phrasesa climate/atmosphere of distrust There remains a climate of distrust between the management and the workers.feelings of distrust She has had feelings of distrust for her husband ever since he admitted to having an affair.

词组	distrust
释义	distrust /dɪsˈtrʌst/ noun a feeling that you cannot trust someoneadjectivesdeep/profound distrust (=great distrust) Dylan’s deep distrust of journalists made him difficult to interview.mutual distrust (=both people, countries etc distrust each other) The two countries are locked in a relationship of mutual distrust.popular/public distrust A new study shows that public distrust of the media has increased.widespread/general distrust (=among many people) The financial crisis has led to widespread distrust of the banking industry.growing distrust The poll reveals a growing distrust of business among the public.healthy distrust (=distrust for good reasons) He has always had a healthy distrust of authority.verbsfeel distrust Eighty percent of American citizens feel distrust of politicians.create distrust Lies create distrust in a relationship between two people.prepositionsdistrust of sb/sth Will the country ever overcome its distrust of foreigners?distrust between sb and sb The book discusses the origins of the distrust between the Arab World and the West.distrust towards/toward sb/sth There is growing distrust toward the government.with distrust Local people regard the police with suspicion and distrust.phrasesa climate/atmosphere of distrust There remains a climate of distrust between the management and the workers.feelings of distrust She has had feelings of distrust for her husband ever since he admitted to having an affair.
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