disbelief

英['disbi'li:f]美[dɪsbə'lif]

n.
1.不信；怀疑

同：	[n.] incredulity, mental rejection, skepticism, unbelief
反：	[n.] belief

Pigs might fly (saying) (used to express disbelief) miracles may happen but they are extremely unlikely.
（谚）（用以表示对某事不相信）；即使能有奇迹也不太可能出现。收藏
Yet, old stager that he was, after the initial shock he immediately gathered his wits about him and shook his head in feigned disbelief
可是他毕竟是老手，心里一跳以后，也就立刻镇静起来，故意摇头，表示不相信。收藏
Amazement and disbelief and astounded confusion were characteristic of the words of all
所有的人在谈话中都流露出惊愕，不相信和诧异之余的一片混乱。收藏
I listened to his adventure with a mixture of amusement and disbelief
我怀着一种既好笑又不相信的复杂心情听了他讲述的冒险经历。收藏
To act or speak with effrontery.Used in the imperative to express contempt or disdainful disbelief.
厚颜无耻的言行厚颜无耻地做或说。用在祈使语气以表达鄙视或轻蔑的不信收藏

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doubt about the truth of something
[同] disbelief, incredulity, mental rejection, skepticism
a rejection of belief
[同] disbelief, unbelief
[反] belief

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