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

seeing is believing

Actually seeing or witnessing something, as opposed to simply being told about it, allows or will allow one to believe that it is true or has occurred. A: "We've overhauled the design into something that everyone will love." B: "That sounds great, but seeing is believing." A: "The kids say they've kept the house immaculate since we've been gone." B: "Hmm, seeing is believing."

Seeing is believing.

Prov. It is hard to believe something you have not seen. (Implies that you will not believe the thing under discussion until you have actually seen it.) Jill: They say Melissa has become a wonderful housekeeper now that she has her own apartment. Jane: Seeing is believing. I really didn't think that Jerry's girlfriend could be as pretty as he said she was, but seeing is believing.

seeing is believing

Only physical or concrete evidence is convincing, as in She wrote us that she's lost twenty pounds, but seeing is believing. This idiom was first recorded in this form in 1639.

seeing is believing

you need to see something before you can accept that it really exists or occurs. proverb

ˌseeing is beˈlieving

(saying) if you see something, you can be sure that it is true or that it really exists: He might be telling the truth, but seeing is believing, I always say.

seeing is believing

Only concrete proof is convincing. The idea dates from ancient Greek times, and the expression appears in numerous proverb collections from 1639 on, in English and many other languages. Some writers disagree. Jesus told his doubting disciple, Thomas, that it was more blessed to believe without seeing (John 20:29). Also, “Seeing is believing, says the proverb . . . though, of all our senses, the eyes are the most easily deceived” (Hare, Guesses at Truth, ca. 1848), and, “Seeing is deceiving. It’s eating that’s believing” (James Thurber, Further Fables for Our Time, 1956).

词组	seeing is believing
释义	Idiom seeing is believing Theme: BELIEF one must believe something that one sees. I never would have thought that a cow could swim, but seeing is believing.I can hardly believe we are in Paris, but there's the Eiffel Tower, and seeing is believing. seeing is believing Actually seeing or witnessing something, as opposed to simply being told about it, allows or will allow one to believe that it is true or has occurred. A: "We've overhauled the design into something that everyone will love." B: "That sounds great, but seeing is believing." A: "The kids say they've kept the house immaculate since we've been gone." B: "Hmm, seeing is believing." Seeing is believing. Prov. It is hard to believe something you have not seen. (Implies that you will not believe the thing under discussion until you have actually seen it.) Jill: They say Melissa has become a wonderful housekeeper now that she has her own apartment. Jane: Seeing is believing. I really didn't think that Jerry's girlfriend could be as pretty as he said she was, but seeing is believing. seeing is believing Only physical or concrete evidence is convincing, as in She wrote us that she's lost twenty pounds, but seeing is believing. This idiom was first recorded in this form in 1639. seeing is believing you need to see something before you can accept that it really exists or occurs. proverb ˌseeing is beˈlieving (saying) if you see something, you can be sure that it is true or that it really exists: He might be telling the truth, but seeing is believing, I always say. seeing is believing Only concrete proof is convincing. The idea dates from ancient Greek times, and the expression appears in numerous proverb collections from 1639 on, in English and many other languages. Some writers disagree. Jesus told his doubting disciple, Thomas, that it was more blessed to believe without seeing (John 20:29). Also, “Seeing is believing, says the proverb . . . though, of all our senses, the eyes are the most easily deceived” (Hare, Guesses at Truth, ca. 1848), and, “Seeing is deceiving. It’s eating that’s believing” (James Thurber, Further Fables for Our Time, 1956).
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