incredulity
incredulity 英 [ɪnkrə'djuːlətɪ] 美 [,ɪnkrə'djʊləti]
n. 怀疑；不轻信，不易相信
名词复数:incredulities
- Incredulity is the state of not believing. I greeted the stranger's story about needing bus fare with incredulity. "I just don't believe you," I said. "The bit about your diabetic cat was a little over the top."
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- n. 怀疑；不轻信，不易相信
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1. The challenge is to ask what's happening now that in 50 or 100 years will warrant similar ethical incredulity.
这种挑战是要问现在人们所做的什么事情，也会确保50年或100年后受到类似的道德怀疑。
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2. At all times we can hear them calling to us, a growing incredulity in their voices You will not forget me—will you?
无时无刻不能听到他们对我们的呼喊，声音中透着渐长的怀疑：你永远都不会忘记我，是么？
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3. incredulity has been expressed by government ministers, religious leaders – including the Archbishop of Canterbury – trade unions, and tens of thousands of viewers who lodged official complaints.
内阁大臣，宗教领袖（包括坎特伯雷大主教），工会，以及数千名提出正式抗议的观众已经表达了自己的怀疑。
- incredulity (n.) "disbelieving frame of mind," early 15c., from Middle French incrédulité, from Latin incredulitatem (nominative incredulitas) "unbelief," noun of quality from incredulus "unbelieving" (see incredulous).
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