skepticism什么意思
1. 怀疑：但是, 现代自由运动经常在自由贸易理念的原则上达成一致,但却保持了一些怀疑(skepticism),把不加限制的贸易看成了导致跨国公司(multi-national corporations)的激增以及财富与权力越来越向少数人手中集中.
2. 怀疑态度：sinister阴险的 | skepticism怀疑态度 | snub怠慢
1. " Contraband " was recorded while Weiland was dealing with another drugs bust, and amid massive skepticism that the group would amount to anything.
2. While 34 of 37 analysts tracked by Bloomberg recommend buying Google, their price targets indicate more skepticism.
3. Analysts say growing public skepticism on the issue is explained in part by the recession and job losses.
4. The series of IPCC reports made a big dent in the credibility of lingering skepticism about the link between human activity and global warming.
5. Their situations are complicated by the fact that actual pedophiles often blame viruses - a defense viewed with skepticism by law enforcement.
6. Beijing has vowed to be honest about the casualty figures from the weekend's devastating storms amid mounting skepticism about the true toll of the disaster.
7. China's drug authority announced skepticism of a leading scholar's claims about the side effects of a widely used circulatory disease treatment yesterday.
8. Health activists had blasted the proposed pact because of the additional requirements and some developing country makers of generic drugs also expressed skepticism.
9. She said the ruling was " overdue " and expressed skepticism about what would come of it.
10. Both moves were engineered by Republicans who are critical of the bill's size and voice skepticism of its ability to create jobs.
noun
1. doubt about the truth of something
Synonym: incredulity disbelief mental rejection
2. the disbelief in any claims of ultimate knowledge
Synonym: agnosticism scepticism