sceptics

英 [ˈskɛptɪks]

美

n.  惯持怀疑态度的人; 怀疑论者
sceptic的复数

柯林斯词典

in AM, use 美国英语用 skeptic


• N-COUNT 持怀疑态度的人;怀疑论者
  Ascepticis a person who has doubts about things that other people believe.
  1. He was a born sceptic...
     他天生多疑。
  2. But he now has to convince sceptics that he has a serious plan.
     但是他现在得让怀疑者相信他有一个严肃的计划。

双语例句

• Even more research into the link may be required before many sceptics will accept this situation.
  在许多怀疑的人们接受之前，也许对于这个联系还需要做出更多的调查。
• That slowdown in temperature rises has led sceptics to claim global warming has stopped.
  温度上升放慢让怀疑者宣称，全球变暖已经停止。
• As if to prove the sceptics right, the crisis itself was not triggered by global imbalances.
  似乎是为了证明怀疑论者是正确的，此次危机本身并非由全球失衡导致。
• In his domestic-policy heart, Mr Obama leans left, just as Republican sceptics always said.
  在核心国内政策上，正如共和党内怀疑论者一直在说的，奥巴马是左倾的。
• Mr Cohen has proved the sceptics wrong.
  cohen先生证实这些怀疑者错了。
• Some of the sceptics may have scientific backgrounds but they are not in the mainstream of contemporary climate research.
  一些怀疑者可能有科学背景，但他们不是当代气候研究的主流群体。
• These numbers will confirm the sceptics 'worst fears.
  这些数字将证实怀疑者们最大的担心。
• He was politically encompassing, reaching out to sceptics and opponents.
  在政治上，奥巴马采取包容态度，向怀疑者和反对者伸出善意之手。
• Sceptics need convincing that the benefits for consumers will outweigh any potential losses to producers.
  需要说服怀疑人士，带给消费者的益处将超过生产者的潜在损失。
• But for these poor sceptics: there was no sincerity, no truth.
  而这些可怜的怀疑论者，却丝毫不存有真诚之心，自然毫无真理可言。