怀中英惯用例句:
  • 当她看到门口石阶上的弃儿时，她马上抱起这个孩子，把他紧紧抱在怀里。
    When she found the abandoned child on her doorstep, she lifted it up and enfolded it in her arms.
  • 当怀特太太发现门阶上的弃婴时，她将他拾起来，紧紧抱在怀里。
    When Mrs White found the abandoned baby on her doorstep, she lifted it up and enfolded it in her arms.
  • 我怀疑此事的真实程度。
    I doubt the truth of it.
  • 我怀疑它的真实性。
    I doubtthe truth of it.
  • 我怀疑他是否做这项工作的最好人选。
    I have (my) doubts about whether he is the best man for the job.
  • 你不能怀疑你的存在。
    You can not doubt your own existence.
  • 引起怀疑的事
    A matter of doubt.
  • 我对他的诚实抱有怀疑。
    I doubt his honesty.
  • 完全相信就不允许有怀疑。
    Perfect faith excludes doubt.
  • 我们怀疑他所申述的事。
    We doubt his facts.
  • 机会或不确定；怀疑
    Chance or uncertainty; doubt.
  • 你怀疑我正直的品德吗？
    Do you doubt my integrity?
  • 你怀疑我的话吗？
    Do you doubt my word?
  • 一丝怀疑都没有
    Not a particle of doubt.
  • 你不能怀疑你的存在。
    You cannot doubt your existence.
  • 迷惑不解迷惑或怀疑的感觉
    A feeling of puzzlement or doubt.
  • 怀疑是知识之钥。
    Doubt is the key of knowledge.
  • 因为长时间的干旱，农民们对于好收成的前景是怀疑的。
    Because of a long drought, the farmers are doubtful about the prospect of a good yield.
  • 我怀疑答应这项要求是否合适。
    I am doubtful about the propriety of granting such a request.
  • 他的这一决定是否合乎道德规范值得怀疑.
    The ethics of his decision are doubtful.
  • 怀疑那些数据
    be [feel] doubtful of [about] the data
  • 他会不会来值得怀疑。
    It is doubtful that he will come.
  • 他是否能来值得怀疑。
    Whether he will come is doubtful.
  • 我对这事的忠诚颇有怀疑。
    I'm rather doubtful about his integrity.
  • 产生忧虑、担心或怀疑
    To be suspicious, apprehensive, or doubtful.
  • 怀疑的提防的，怀疑的或可疑的
    To be wary, suspicious, or doubtful.
  • 我怀疑那是否真实。
    I am doubtful whether it is true.
  • 我怀疑你的提议是否有价值。
    I am doubtful about the value of your proposal.
  • 这个方法是否更科学值得怀疑。
    It is doubtful whether this method be more scientific.
  • 这个方法是否更科学值得怀疑。
    It is doubtful whether this method is more scientific.
  • 你方所称他们会欣然同意，这一点值得怀疑。
    Your comment they party will readily agree rather doubtful.
  • 他们怀疑那条绳索能支撑住；她会不会被承认是充满疑问的；怀疑是否同意走。
    they were doubtful that the cord would hold; it was doubtful whether she would be admitted; dubious about agreeing to go.