sceptical

英音：['skeptɪk(ə)l]

简单释义：

adj.怀疑的

网络常怀疑的；持怀疑态度；持怀疑态度的

完整释义：

adj.

1.怀疑,怀疑态度,怀疑一切的;富于怀疑精神
2.怀疑(论)的
3.怀疑论者的
4.〔口语〕怀疑,不相信
5.怀疑宗教教条的
6.不相信;狐疑不定的
7.玩世不恭

例句：

For a while, Clarke even made a modest living as a professional sceptical enquirer.
有一段时期，克拉克甚至在一定程度上过着专业怀疑论者的生活。
He came to power in 2006 sceptical of Canada's traditional multilateralism ( "a weak-nation strategy" , he said) and of the UN itself.
2006年，史蒂芬•哈珀带着对加拿大一贯的多边政策（用他自己的话说，那是一种“弱国策略”）以及对联合国的怀疑态度上台执政。
The UK, while sceptical about certain aspects of the European project, has always been a staunch supporter of the single market.
英国虽然对欧洲事务的某些方面持怀疑态度，但一直都是单一市场的坚定支持者。
Carry traders were lulled into a false sense of security, while more sceptical competitors joined in for fear of underperforming.
利差交易者被安全的错觉所麻痹，同时稍微警惕一些的竞争对手因害怕业绩不佳，也加入了这一行列。
And sceptical students scoffing at his protestations of fiscal rectitude did not stop Mr Geithner claiming Chinese backing for US policies.
虽然有关财政纪律的声明遭到中国多疑学生的耻笑，但那不妨碍盖特纳宣称中国支持美国的政策。
However there has been a sceptical response from parts of both the food production industry and the agricultural research community.
然而，粮食生产部门和农业研究界也对此发出了怀疑的反应。
When MicroPort, a Chinese upstart, came out with products that were 40% cheaper, he recalls, doctors were initially sceptical.
当中国新秀，微创医疗公司的产品比西方公司便宜40%时，李炳荣回忆起那时医生们还抱着怀疑态度。
Slovakia, a more conservative place, tends to adopt a more sceptical approach to liberal innovations like relaxing drug laws.
斯洛伐克则更为保守，对于像放松毒品方面的法律此类趋向自由的改革往往持怀疑态度。

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