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Suspicion
səˈspɪʃən
아주 흔한
~ 2200
~ 2200
단어 빈도 및 중요성 지수는 특정 언어에서 단어가 얼마나 자주 나타나는지를 나타냅니다. 숫자가 작을수록 단어가 더 자주 사용됩니다. 가장 자주 사용되는 단어는 일반적으로 1에서 4000 사이입니다. 이 중요성 지수는 언어 학습 과정에서 가장 유용한 단어에 집중할 수 있도록 도와줍니다.
단어 빈도 및 중요성 지수는 특정 언어에서 단어가 얼마나 자주 나타나는지를 나타냅니다. 숫자가 작을수록 단어가 더 자주 사용됩니다. 가장 자주 사용되는 단어는 일반적으로 1에서 4000 사이입니다. 이 중요성 지수는 언어 학습 과정에서 가장 유용한 단어에 집중할 수 있도록 도와줍니다.
疑い (うたがい), 疑念 (ぎねん), 懸念 (けねん), 疑惑 (ぎわく)
Suspicion 의 일본어 의미
疑い (うたがい)
예:
She looked at him with suspicion.
彼女は彼を疑いの目で見た。
There was a suspicion that he was lying.
彼が嘘をついているという疑いがあった。
사용: formal/informal문맥: Used in both casual conversation and formal writing, often related to trust issues or doubts regarding someone's honesty.
메모: This is the most common translation for 'suspicion' and can be used in various contexts involving doubt or distrust.
疑念 (ぎねん)
예:
He expressed his suspicion about the project outcomes.
彼はプロジェクトの成果についての疑念を表明した。
There are growing suspicions regarding the company's practices.
その会社の実践についての疑念が高まっている。
사용: formal문맥: Typically used in formal settings, such as academic or professional discussions, where skepticism or doubt is analyzed.
메모: This term is more formal and is used in contexts that require a deeper level of thought or critique.
懸念 (けねん)
예:
Her suspicion about the safety of the product was justified.
その製品の安全性についての彼女の懸念は正当化された。
He voiced his suspicions concerning environmental impacts.
彼は環境への影響についての懸念を述べた。
사용: formal/informal문맥: Used in both casual and formal discussions, especially regarding potential risks or problems.
메모: This term can also mean 'concern' and is frequently used in discussions about health, safety, or ethical issues.
疑惑 (ぎわく)
예:
The politician faced suspicion over his funding sources.
その政治家は資金の出所について疑惑を抱かれた。
There were suspicions of corruption in the organization.
その組織における腐敗の疑惑があった。
사용: formal문맥: Often used in formal contexts, particularly in legal, political, or investigative settings.
메모: This term emphasizes a stronger connotation of mistrust or allegations of wrongdoing compared to other terms.
Suspicion의 동의어
doubt
Doubt implies a feeling of uncertainty or lack of conviction about something.
예: I have a doubt about his intentions.
메모: While suspicion suggests a belief that something is wrong or that someone is guilty, doubt is more about uncertainty or questioning.
mistrust
Mistrust means a lack of trust or confidence in someone or something.
예: She viewed his actions with deep mistrust.
메모: Mistrust is a stronger form of suspicion, indicating a deep-seated lack of trust rather than just a feeling of unease.
distrust
Distrust is the feeling of not trusting someone or something.
예: The constant lies led to a growing sense of distrust in the relationship.
메모: Similar to mistrust, distrust indicates a lack of trust, but it can also imply a sense of betrayal or deception.
misgiving
Misgiving refers to a feeling of doubt or apprehension about a particular situation or course of action.
예: I had a misgiving about accepting the offer without more information.
메모: Misgiving is often used to express a specific doubt or hesitation about a decision, while suspicion is more general in implying a belief that something is wrong.
Suspicion 표현, 자주 쓰이는 구문
Under suspicion
To be suspected or considered guilty of wrongdoing.
예: She was under suspicion for stealing the money from the cash register.
메모: This phrase indicates that someone is being suspected of something specific, whereas 'suspicion' is a general feeling of doubt or mistrust.
Beyond suspicion
Completely free from suspicion; unquestionably trustworthy.
예: His honesty is beyond suspicion; he has never been caught lying.
메모: While 'suspicion' implies doubt or mistrust, 'beyond suspicion' indicates complete trustworthiness.
Cast suspicion on
To cause others to doubt or be suspicious of someone or something.
예: The new evidence cast suspicion on the credibility of the witness.
메모: This phrase involves actively causing doubt or suspicion, whereas 'suspicion' is the feeling of uncertainty or distrust.
Arise under suspicion
To come to be suspected or doubted as a result of certain circumstances.
예: His sudden wealth arising under suspicion led to an investigation.
메모: This phrase highlights the emergence of suspicion due to specific circumstances, whereas 'suspicion' is a general feeling of doubt.
Look with suspicion
To regard someone or something with doubt or mistrust.
예: She looked with suspicion at the stranger who approached her.
메모: 'Look with suspicion' implies a visual expression of doubt, while 'suspicion' is a general feeling of distrust.
Meet with suspicion
To be viewed skeptically or doubted by others.
예: His unexplained absence met with suspicion among his colleagues.
메모: This phrase indicates the reaction of others towards a person or situation, while 'suspicion' is the feeling of doubt or mistrust itself.
Shadow of suspicion
A strong impression or feeling that someone is suspected of wrongdoing.
예: Despite his alibi, he could not escape the shadow of suspicion in the murder case.
메모: This phrase emphasizes the strong presence of suspicion surrounding a person, contrasting with 'suspicion' as a general sense of doubt.
Suspicion 일상적인 (속어) 표현
Sketchy
Sketchy is used to describe something suspicious or dubious.
예: I don't trust that guy, he seems really sketchy.
메모: While suspicion implies doubt or mistrust, sketchy has a more informal and potentially negative connotation.
Shady
Shady is used to suggest that something is not to be trusted or is dishonest.
예: The deal they're offering seems a bit shady, I'd be careful.
메모: Shady carries a stronger implication of deceitfulness compared to suspicion.
Fishy
Fishy is used to express suspicion or doubt about a situation or someone's behavior.
예: There's something fishy going on here, I can't quite put my finger on it.
메모: Fishy often implies a sense of oddness or strangeness, in addition to suspicion.
Dodgy
Dodgy suggests something is of doubtful honesty or integrity.
예: That website looks a bit dodgy; I wouldn't enter any personal information there.
메모: Dodgy conveys a sense of unreliability or potential danger beyond just suspicion.
Suss
To suss something out means to investigate or figure out the truth about it, often implying suspicion.
예: I'm trying to suss out if they're telling the truth or not.
메모: Suss is a more informal way to convey the act of being suspicious or trying to uncover deception.
Red flag
A red flag is a warning sign or indication that something is suspicious or problematic.
예: When they refused to answer any questions, that was a red flag for me.
메모: While suspicion is about feeling unsure, a red flag specifically points to clear indicators of a problem.
Side-eye
To give someone the side-eye means to look at them with suspicion, doubt, or disapproval.
예: She gave him major side-eye when he claimed he didn't know anything about the missing money.
메모: Side-eye is a visual expression of suspicion or skepticism rather than a verbal one like suspicion.
Suspicion - 예
She had a suspicion that her husband was cheating on her.
The police had a suspicion that the suspect was hiding in the abandoned building.
His behavior was very suspicious, which led to the suspicion that he was involved in the crime.
Suspicion 문법
Suspicion - 명사 (Noun) / 명사, 단수 또는 집합 (Noun, singular or mass)
표제어: suspicion
변화
명사, 복수 (Noun, plural): suspicions, suspicion
명사, 단수 또는 집합 (Noun, singular or mass): suspicion
음절, 분리, 강세
suspicion 3 음절을 포함합니다: sus • pi • cion
음성 표기: sə-ˈspi-shən
sus pi cion , sə ˈspi shən (빨간 음절은 강세가 있습니다)
Suspicion - 중요성과 사용 빈도
단어 빈도 및 중요성 지수는 특정 언어에서 단어가 얼마나 자주 나타나는지를 나타냅니다. 숫자가 작을수록 단어가 더 자주 사용됩니다. 가장 자주 사용되는 단어는 일반적으로 1에서 4000 사이입니다.
suspicion: ~ 2200 (아주 흔한).
이 중요성 지수는 언어 학습 과정에서 가장 유용한 단어에 집중할 수 있도록 도와줍니다.
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