Suspicion
[ sə'spɪʃən ]
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n. 怀疑;嫌疑;疑心;〈口〉一点儿;
vt. 怀疑;
💡 词根助记
su=sus下面+spic环顾，检查+ion表名词→在下面看→怀疑
📝 例句
He was examined on (the) suspicion of being an enemy agent.
他因敌特嫌疑而受审查。
Even cousinly amenities were subject to suspicion.
表兄妹间的寒暄也会令人多心。
Police intercepted the traffic on the roads to examine vehicles under suspicion.
警察在路上截住交通，以搜查可疑的车辆。
There was a suspicion of danger.
有一点危险。
Although many looked on him with suspicion, faithful friends closed round him.
虽然有些人对他还有怀疑，几个忠诚的朋友都上来围住了他。
🌱 联想助记
【记】※ sus-前缀“在下”,pic-词根“spic看”,ion-名缀:私下里对…怀有看法
※ su-拼音“叔”,spi-spy间谍,cion-谐音“神”:叔叔设法让间谍对神起了疑心
※ s-似“美女”,us-我们,pi-拼音“皮”,ci-拼音“刺”,on-上:美女在我们的皮上刺上问号表示怀疑。
✅ 同义词
🔴 反义词
🔤 词根
-spect-表示“看”
常见的变体有-spic-、-spit-
📖 牛津释义
suspicion
n
1
(a) [U] suspecting or being suspected 怀疑; 涉嫌
regard sb with suspicion 怀疑某人
He was arrested on suspicion of having stolen the money. 他因涉嫌偷那笔钱而被捕.
Her behaviour aroused no suspicion. 她的举动未受怀疑.
After a crime, suspicion naturally falls on the person who has a motive for it. 一罪案发生後, 有作案动机的人自然受到怀疑.
(b) [C] ~ (about sth/sb); ~ (that...) belief or feeling that sth is wrong, that sb has done wrong, etc 疑心; 疑忌; 猜疑
I have a suspicion that she is not telling me the truth. 我疑心她没对我说实话.
It appears to be genuine, but I have my suspicions (about it). 这看来好像是真的, 不过我（对此）有怀疑.
2 [sing] ~ (of sth) slight taste or amount 些许味道; 少量; 一点儿
a suspicion of garlic in the stew 炖菜中的一点大蒜味
a suspicion of sadness in her voice 她声音中的一丝悲伤.
3 (idm 习语) a,bove su`spicion too good, honest, etc to be suspected of wrongdoing 不受怀疑的
Nobody who was near the scene of the crime is above suspicion. 在犯罪现场附近的人无不受到怀疑. under su`spicion suspected of wrongdoing 有嫌疑; 涉嫌.
🎯 考研助记
sus下面+spic看+ion→在下面看→怀疑 网友：yqy补充： 源自suspect
🔁 扩展释义
*[sә'spiʃәn]n. 怀疑, 觉察, 嫌疑【法】 怀疑, 疑心, 嫌疑相关词组: with suspicion lay oneself open to suspicion have a suspicion that... be above suspicion be under suspicion
🌿 同词根单词
📖 同为「CET-4」词汇
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Soon there were many wild horses across the country.
不久，乡间就有了许多野马。
On the subject of reading, Francis Bacon, who lived at about the same time as shakespeare, wrote these words, Some books are to be tasted, others to be swallowed, and some few to be chewed and digested. This good advice shows how it is possible to read
“有些书是应当尝尝滋味的，有些书是应当吞食下去的，有少数书是应当咀嚼和消化的。”这个忠告很好，它表明可以用不同的方法来阅读不同类型的书。
He turned to the young lady.
他转向那位年轻的女士。