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رِيْبَة \ distrust: lack of trust. doubt: (feeling of) uncertainty: I’ve no doubt that you’ll win. There’s no doubt about it. I have my doubts about whether we will be on time. qualm: a feeling of doubt about the rightness of one’s actions: Even thieves may have qualms about hurting old people. question: doubt: His honesty is beyond question. suspicion: a belief in sb.’s guilt or in sth. being true, but without proof: My suspicions were proved correct. \ See Also شك (شَكّ) \ شَكٌّ \ distrust: lack of trust. doubt: (feeling of) uncertainty: I’ve no doubt that you’ll win., There’s no doubt about it: I have my doubts about whether we will be on time. qualm: a feeling of doubt about the rightness of one’s actions: Even thieves may have qualms about hurting old people. question: to doubt: His honesty is beyond question. suspicion: a belief in sb.’s guilt or in sth. being true, but without proof: My suspicions were proved correct. -
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[dɪsˈtrast]1. nounsuspicion; lack of trust or faith:عَدَم ثِقَهHe has always had a distrust of electrical gadgets.
2. verbto have no trust in:يَشُكُّ في، يَرْتابHe distrusts his own judgement.
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4 לא לסמוך
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5 не доверять
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6 have mistillid til
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7 ikke stole på
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8 güvenme
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10 nedůvěřovat
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11 недоверба
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12 vantraust, tortryggni
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13 vantreysta
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14 nepasitikėjimas
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15 nepasitikėti
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16 nepatikliai
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17 nepatiklumas
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18 nepatiklus
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19 недоверие
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20 ne zaupati
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