| 释义 |
sus·pi·cion /səˈspɪʃən/ n. | vt. & vi. | phr.
I n.
1. 怀疑；被怀疑
The behaviour of the stranger aroused our suspicion(s). 那个陌生人的行为引起了我们的怀疑。
dispell sb.'s suspicion 消除某人的怀疑
treat sb. with suspicion 以怀疑态度对待某人
hold sb. in suspicion 对某人持怀疑态度
I have suspicions about the whole bunch of them. 我对他们这帮人全都怀疑。
lay oneself open to suspicion 使自己遭到怀疑
She was protected from suspicion by her complete lack of conventional attractiveness. 从世俗的眼光看，她一点也不吸引人，因此她没有受到怀疑。
2. 模糊的想法；略有所知
I have a suspicion that he's right. 我隐约觉得他是对的。
Her father did not have the least suspicion of the approaching marriage. 她父亲一点也不知道即将举行的婚礼。
3. [a suspicion] 一点儿 (of)
a suspicion of a smile 一丝笑影
a suspicion of brandy 少量白兰地酒
There was just a suspicion of light in the east. 东方刚刚发白。
II vt. & vi.
〈美方〉怀疑
[< OFr sospeçon < L suspicio distrust < suspicere to mistrust; 见 SUSPECT] phr. above (或 beyond) suspicion 无可怀疑的 She (Her loyalty) is above suspicion with us. 在我们看来，她(她的忠诚)是无可怀疑的。on suspicion 因有嫌疑；由于受到怀疑 be arrested on (the) suspicion of fraud 因有欺诈嫌疑被逮捕 be jailed on suspicion as an accomplice in the robbery 因被怀疑是抢劫同谋犯而遭关押 under suspicion 受到怀疑的 be under suspicion of theft 被怀疑有偷窃行为 |