英语词汇“belief”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

beliefbelief /bəˈlif/ noun 1 a strong feeling that something is true or right► belief

a strong feeling that something is definitely true or right. You often use belief about someone believing that God exists:

She has a strong belief in God.

► faith

a strong belief that you can trust someone or something. You often use faith about someone's religious beliefs:

His faith helped him to deal with his son's illness.

He has great faith in her judgment, and asks for her advice about everything.

► superstition

a belief that some things are lucky and some are not:

There is a superstition that walking under a ladder is unlucky.

► conviction

a strong belief that makes you choose to do things or not do things. You use conviction especially about religious or political ideas:

Because of his religious convictions, he refused to fight in the war.

➔ see religion2 something you think is true► belief

a strong opinion that information, an idea, or fact is definitely true:

It is my belief that hard work and determination are the keys to success.

► conclusion AWL

something that you decide is true after thinking about the information that you have:

Police reached the conclusion that the man had been poisoned.

► assumption AWL

something that you think is true, although you do not have definite proof:

The assumption is that children all over the world follow the same stages of development.

► suspicion

something that you think is likely to be true because you have a little information about it:

I had a suspicion that he was lying to me, because he had lied to me before.

► inference AWL

something that you think is true based on information that you have:

We used the surveys to draw inferences about what people liked and disliked about the presidential candidates.

► deduction AWL

something that you decide is probably true, after thinking carefully about the facts that you know. You use deduction about scientific or technical things:

The scientists examined cases of the disease, and made the deduction that mosquitoes were responsible for passing the disease from person to person.

➔ see think (3)

单词	belief
例句	beliefbelief /bəˈlif/ noun 1 a strong feeling that something is true or right► belief a strong feeling that something is definitely true or right. You often use belief about someone believing that God exists: She has a strong belief in God. ► faith a strong belief that you can trust someone or something. You often use faith about someone's religious beliefs: His faith helped him to deal with his son's illness. He has great faith in her judgment, and asks for her advice about everything. ► superstition a belief that some things are lucky and some are not: There is a superstition that walking under a ladder is unlucky. ► conviction a strong belief that makes you choose to do things or not do things. You use conviction especially about religious or political ideas: Because of his religious convictions, he refused to fight in the war. ➔ see religion2 something you think is true► belief a strong opinion that information, an idea, or fact is definitely true: It is my belief that hard work and determination are the keys to success. ► conclusion AWL something that you decide is true after thinking about the information that you have: Police reached the conclusion that the man had been poisoned. ► assumption AWL something that you think is true, although you do not have definite proof: The assumption is that children all over the world follow the same stages of development. ► suspicion something that you think is likely to be true because you have a little information about it: I had a suspicion that he was lying to me, because he had lied to me before. ► inference AWL something that you think is true based on information that you have: We used the surveys to draw inferences about what people liked and disliked about the presidential candidates. ► deduction AWL something that you decide is probably true, after thinking carefully about the facts that you know. You use deduction about scientific or technical things: The scientists examined cases of the disease, and made the deduction that mosquitoes were responsible for passing the disease from person to person. ➔ see think (3)
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