英语词组believe in是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

词组	believe in
释义	Phr V believe in believes, believing, believed believe in sth (never in continuous tenses) to be sure that something {e.g. God, ghosts} exists, or that something is true She doesn't believe in God.They believe in astrology and let it rule their lives completely. to think that something is effective and right Sue believes in capital punishment for terrorists.They did not believe in living together before marriage. believe in sb to trust someone because you think that they can do something well, or that they are a good person It is important to believe in your doctor. sometimes reflexive Gradually, since her divorce, she's starting to believe in herself again. phrasebelieve in1. believe in sth to think that god exists or that a particular religion or belief is true: Most English people still believe in God, even if they don't go to church. People say they've seen aliens from other planets, but I don't believe in any of that.2. believe in sth to support or approve of an idea or system because you think it is good or right: I don't believe in all these silly diets. 92% of those questioned said they believed in marriage.believe in doing sth My grandfather had always been a vegetarian - he didn't believe in killing anything.3. believe in sb to be confident that someone will be able to do something successfully, or that they are honest and good: The people want a president that they can believe in.believe in yourself (=be confident that you are good at something or that you can succeed) If you want to be an artist, you have to believe in yourself because no one else will. believe in (someone or something) 1. To have confidence in one's or someone else's abilities. I don't usually believe in myself, so I'm trying to think more positively these days. I'm sure you'll do great in the interview—I believe in you! 2. To be convinced of the existence of something. My little girls believe in unicorns, magic spells, all that fun stuff. She says she doesn't believe in ghosts, so send her into the haunted house. 3. To subscribe to the tenets of something or value its perceived merits. I believe in democracy, which is why I vote in every election. If you don't believe in this process, you shouldn't be participating in it. believe in someone or something to trust or have faith in someone or something; to accept a fact or what someone says as truth. You must believe in your own abilities. I believe in myself and my talent.
随便看	to be in a blue funk to be in clover to be in over one's head to be in sackcloth and ashes to be in seventh heaven to be in the right/wrong place at the right time to be in the same boat as to be/keep someone in the dark to/be left hold the bag to be left to one's own devices to be/live in clover to bellow like a bull to be more exact to be (more) exact to be (more) precise to be more precise to be named later to bend/lean over backward to bend someone's ear to be of/in two minds To be one flesh to be one's own man/person to be one's own worst enemy to be on one's high horse to be on one's last legs

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believe in (someone or something)

believe in someone or something