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doubt

(dout)
v. doubt·ed, doubt·ing, doubts
v.tr.
1. To be undecided or skeptical about: began to doubt some accepted doctrines.
2. To tend to disbelieve; distrust: doubts politicians when they make sweeping statements.
3. To regard as unlikely: I doubt that we'll arrive on time.
4. Archaic To suspect; fear.
v.intr.
To be undecided or skeptical.
n.
1.
a. The state of being uncertain about the truth or reliability of something. See Synonyms at uncertainty.
b. often doubts A feeling of uncertainty or distrust: had doubts about his ability.
2. A point about which one is uncertain or skeptical: reassured me by answering my doubts.
3. The condition of being unsettled or unresolved: an outcome still in doubt.
Idioms:
beyond/without doubt
Without question; certainly; definitely.
no doubt
1. Certainly.
2. Probably.
[Middle English douten, from Old French douter, from Latin dubitāre, to waver; see dwo- in Indo-European roots.]
doubt′er n.
Usage Note: The choice of what conjunction to use following doubt and doubtful is a perennial usage problem. When doubt and doubtful indicate strong uncertainty, the Usage Panel prefers whether and that over if. In our 2008 survey, 51 percent indicated that they would use that, while 43 percent preferred whether in the following sentence: At one time it was doubtful [that/whether/if] the company could recover from its financial difficulties, but the government loan seems to have helped. Only 6 percent said they would favor if in this sentence, probably because if has a more informal tone. When the expectation for the outcome is negative, that tends to be used. Some 86 percent of the Panel prefer that in the sentence I doubt [that/whether/if] it will rain tomorrow (where the expectation is that it probably won't rain), with whether getting the preference of only 6 percent and if getting 7 percent. Note that, in certain kinds of sentences, the choice of conjunction can carry subtle differences in implication. That is the best choice when the truth of the clause following doubt is assumed, as in negative sentences and questions. Thus I never doubted for a minute that I would be rescued implies "I was certain that I would be rescued." By the same token, Do you doubt that you will be paid? may be understood as a rhetorical question meaning "Surely you believe that you will be paid," whereas Do you doubt whether you will be paid? expresses a genuine request for information (and might be followed by Because if you do, you should make the client post a bond). Note that it is also acceptable to omit that in these sentences: I doubt she will accept the nomination. In other cases, however, this distinction between whether and that is not always observed. · When doubt is negated to indicate belief or certainty, the clause following doubt is sometimes introduced with but that or simply but, as in I do not doubt but that they will come. This construction has been used by many fine writers, but some critics object to its use in formal writing. Dropping the but easily solves this problem. See Usage Notes at but, if.
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doubt

(daʊt)
n
1. uncertainty about the truth, fact, or existence of something (esp in the phrases in doubt, without doubt, beyond a shadow of doubt, etc)
2. (often plural) lack of belief in or conviction about something: all his doubts about the project disappeared.
3. an unresolved difficulty, point, etc
4. (Philosophy) philosophy the methodical device, esp in the philosophy of Descartes, of identifying certain knowledge as the residue after rejecting any proposition which might, however improbably, be false
5. obsolete fear
6. give someone the benefit of the doubt to presume someone suspected of guilt to be innocent; judge leniently
7. no doubt almost certainly
vb
8. (tr; may take a clause as object) to be inclined to disbelieve: I doubt we are late.
9. (tr) to distrust or be suspicious of: he doubted their motives.
10. (intr) to feel uncertainty or be undecided
11. (tr; may take a clause as object) Scot to be inclined to believe
12. (tr) archaic to fear
13. I wouldn't doubt someone Irish I would expect nothing else from someone
[C13: from Old French douter, from Latin dubitāre]
ˈdoubtable adj
ˈdoubtably adv
ˈdoubter n
ˈdoubtingly adv
Usage: Where a clause follows doubt in a positive sentence, it was formerly considered correct to use whether (I doubt whether he will come ), but now if and that are also acceptable. In negative statements, doubt is followed by that: I do not doubt that he is telling the truth. In such sentences, but (I do not doubt but that he is telling the truth) is redundant
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doubt

(daʊt)

v.t.
1. to be uncertain about; consider questionable or unlikely.
2. to distrust.
3. Archaic. to fear.
v.i.
4. to be uncertain.
n.
5. a feeling of uncertainty.
6. distrust or suspicion.
7. a situation causing uncertainty.
Idioms:
1. beyond (a or the shadow of) a doubt, with certainty; definitely.
2. in doubt, in a state of uncertainty.
3. no doubt,
a. probably.
b. certainly.
4. without doubt, certainly.
[1175–1225; Middle English douten < Anglo-French, Old French douter < Latin dubitāre to waver, hesitate, be uncertain (frequentative of Old Latin dubāre)]
doubt′a•ble, adj.
doubt′er, n.
doubt′ing•ly, adv.
usage: doubt and doubtful may be followed by a subordinate clause beginning with that, whether, or if. Usage guides generally distinguish among these three words when used in a positive sentence, recommending that to express conviction (I doubt that they meant to offend you) and whether and if to indicate uncertainty: It's doubtful whether (or if) anyone actually saw the notice. The expressions doubt but and doubt but that occur in all varieties of standard speech and writing: I don't doubt but (that) she is sincere. doubt but what occurs mainly in informal speech and writing: There's no doubt but what the frost will hurt the crops.
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doubt

Doubt can be a noun or a verb.

1. 'doubt' used as a noun

If you have a doubt or doubts about something, you feel uncertain about it and you don't know if it is true or possible.

I had moments of doubt.
The report raises doubts about current methods.
2. 'no doubt'

If you have no doubts about something, you are certain that it is true.

Francesca had no doubts about the outcome of the trial.

If you say there is no doubt that something is true, you mean that it is certainly true.

There's no doubt that it's going to be difficult.

You must use a that-clause after there is no doubt. Don't use an if-clause or a whether-clause.

You add no doubt to a statement to say that you are assuming that something is true, although you can't really be certain about it.

As Jennifer has no doubt told you, we are leaving tomorrow.
The contract for this will no doubt be widely advertised.
3. 'doubt' used as a verb

If you doubt whether something is true or possible, you think it is probably not true or possible.

I doubt whether it would work.
I doubt if Alan will meet her.

If someone says that something is true, or asks you if something is true, you can show that you think it is unlikely by saying I doubt it.

'Do your family know you're here?' – 'I doubt it.'

Be Careful!
Don't say 'I doubt so'.

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doubt


Past participle: doubted
Gerund: doubting

Imperative
doubt
doubt
Present
I doubt
you doubt
he/she/it doubts
we doubt
you doubt
they doubt
Preterite
I doubted
you doubted
he/she/it doubted
we doubted
you doubted
they doubted
Present Continuous
I am doubting
you are doubting
he/she/it is doubting
we are doubting
you are doubting
they are doubting
Present Perfect
I have doubted
you have doubted
he/she/it has doubted
we have doubted
you have doubted
they have doubted
Past Continuous
I was doubting
you were doubting
he/she/it was doubting
we were doubting
you were doubting
they were doubting
Past Perfect
I had doubted
you had doubted
he/she/it had doubted
we had doubted
you had doubted
they had doubted
Future
I will doubt
you will doubt
he/she/it will doubt
we will doubt
you will doubt
they will doubt
Future Perfect
I will have doubted
you will have doubted
he/she/it will have doubted
we will have doubted
you will have doubted
they will have doubted
Future Continuous
I will be doubting
you will be doubting
he/she/it will be doubting
we will be doubting
you will be doubting
they will be doubting
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been doubting
you have been doubting
he/she/it has been doubting
we have been doubting
you have been doubting
they have been doubting
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been doubting
you will have been doubting
he/she/it will have been doubting
we will have been doubting
you will have been doubting
they will have been doubting
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been doubting
you had been doubting
he/she/it had been doubting
we had been doubting
you had been doubting
they had been doubting
Conditional
I would doubt
you would doubt
he/she/it would doubt
we would doubt
you would doubt
they would doubt
Past Conditional
I would have doubted
you would have doubted
he/she/it would have doubted
we would have doubted
you would have doubted
they would have doubted
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ThesaurusAntonymsRelated WordsSynonymsLegend:
Noun 1. [画像:doubt - the state of being unsure of something]doubt - the state of being unsure of something
cognitive state, state of mind - the state of a person's cognitive processes
arriere pensee, mental reservation, reservation - an unstated doubt that prevents you from accepting something wholeheartedly
distrust, mistrust, suspicion, misgiving - doubt about someone's honesty
disbelief, incredulity, mental rejection, skepticism - doubt about the truth of something
indecision, indecisiveness, irresolution - doubt concerning two or more possible alternatives or courses of action; "his indecision was only momentary but the opportunity was lost"
peradventure - doubt or uncertainty as to whether something is the case; "this proves beyond peradventure that he is innocent"
suspense - an uncertain cognitive state; "the matter remained in suspense for several years"
2. doubt - uncertainty about the truth or factuality or existence of something; "the dubiousness of his claim"; "there is no question about the validity of the enterprise"
uncertainness, uncertainty, precariousness - being unsettled or in doubt or dependent on chance; "the uncertainty of the outcome"; "the precariousness of his income"
Verb 1. doubt - consider unlikely or have doubts about; "I doubt that she will accept his proposal of marriage"
disbelieve, discredit - reject as false; refuse to accept
2. doubt - lack confidence in or have doubts about; "I doubt these reports"; "I suspect her true motives"; "she distrusts her stepmother"
distrust, mistrust, suspect - regard as untrustworthy; regard with suspicion; have no faith or confidence in
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doubt

noun
1. uncertainty, confusion, hesitation, dilemma, scepticism, misgiving, suspense, indecision, bewilderment, lack of confidence, hesitancy, perplexity, vacillation, lack of conviction, irresolution, dubiety They were troubled and full of doubt.
uncertainty confidence, belief, conviction, certainty
2. suspicion, scepticism, distrust, questioning, fear, reservations, cynicism, disbelief, apprehension, mistrust, misgivings, disquiet, qualms, incredulity, lack of faith, misbelief Where there is doubt, may we bring faith.
suspicion trust, confidence, belief
verb
1. be uncertain, question, query, be sceptical, have reservations about, be dubious They doubted whether that could happen.
2. waver, hesitate, vacillate, sway, fluctuate, dither (chiefly Brit.), haver, oscillate, chop and change, blow hot and cold (informal), keep changing your mind, shillyshally (informal), be irresolute or indecisive, swither (Scot.) Stop doubting and start loving.
3. disbelieve, question, challenge, suspect, dispute, query, distrust, mistrust, cast doubt on, have doubts about, lack confidence in, have misgivings about, misgive I have no reason to doubt his word.
disbelieve believe, accept, trust, buy (slang), swallow (informal), take on board, have faith in
in doubt doubtful, unsettled, undecided, unconfirmed, up in the air, in limbo, open to question The outcome was still in doubt.
no doubt certainly, surely, probably, of course, admittedly, doubtless, unquestionably, assuredly, doubtlessly No doubt I'm biased.
Quotations
"There lives more faith in honest doubt,"
"Believe me, than in half the creeds" [Alfred Tennyson In Memoriam A.H.H.]
"I show you doubt, to prove that faith exists" [Robert Browning Balaustion's Adventure]
"If a man will begin with certainties, he shall end in doubts; but if he will be content to begin with doubts, he shall end in certainties" [Francis Bacon The Advancement of Learning]
"Our doubts are traitors"
"And make us lose the good we oft might win"
"By fearing to attempt" [William Shakespeare Measure for Measure]
"Doubt of the reality of love ends by making us doubt everything" [Henri Frédéric Amiel Journal]
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doubt

verb
1. To be uncertain, disbelieving, or skeptical about:
Idiom: have one's doubts.
2. To lack trust or confidence in:
noun
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Translations
شكشَك، إرْتِياب، تَشَكُّكشَكّ يَرْتاَبُ يَشُكُّ
pochybnostpochybovatmít pochybnostinejistotapochyba
tvivltvivle
kõhklemakõhklus
epäilläepäilyepäröinti
sumnjasumnjati
kétség
efa, efast umefast umefi, vafi, vafamál
疑う疑問する訝しむ疑い
의심의심하다
dubitare
abejotiabejotinaiabejotinasbe abejonėsdvejoti
apšaubītšaubasšaubīties
mať pochybnosti
dvomdvomiti
tviveltvivla
ความสงสัยสงสัย
kuşku kuşku duymak sanmamakşüphe şüphe etmek
nghi ngờsự nghi ngờ

doubt

[daʊt]
A. N (= uncertainty, qualm) → duda f
there is some doubt about it → sobre esto existen dudas
beyond doubt → fuera de duda
beyond all reasonable doubt → más allá de toda duda
to cast doubt on → poner en duda
to clear up sb's doubts → sacar a algn de dudas
to have one's doubts about sth → tener sus dudas acerca de algo
to be in doubt [person] → tener dudas, dudar ; [sb's honesty etc] → ser dudoso
she was in doubt whether to → dudaba si ...
the matter is still in some doubt → el caso sigue siendo dudoso
if or when in doubt → en caso de duda
no doubt! → ¡sin duda!
no doubt he will come → seguro que viene
there is no doubt of that → de eso no cabe duda
there is no doubt that → es indudable que, no cabe duda de que
I have no doubt that it is true → no me cabe duda de que es verdad
let there be no doubt about it → que nadie dude de esto
the marks left no doubt about how he died → las señales no dejaban lugar a dudas sobre cómo murió
to throw doubt on → poner en duda
without (a) doubt → sin duda (alguna)
see also plant B2
B. VT
1. [+ truth of statement etc] → dudar
I doubt it very much → lo dudo mucho
I never doubted you → nunca tuve dudas acerca de ti
to doubt sb's loyalty → dudar de la lealtad de algn
2. (= be uncertain) to doubt whether or if → dudar si
I don't doubt that he will come → no dudo que vaya a venir
C. VI → dudar
doubting Thomas (fig) → incrédulo/a m/f, escéptico/a m/f
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doubt

[ˈdaʊt]
n (= uncertainty) → doute m
I have my doubts → J'ai des doutes.
to raise doubts about sth → susciter des doutes à propos de qch
there can be little doubt that ... → il y a peu de doute (pour) que ...
without doubt, without a doubt → sans aucun doute
to be in doubt (= unsure) [person] → avoir des doutes (= uncertain) [thing] → incertain(e)
to be beyond doubt [ability] → être hors de doute ; [result] → être sans appel
By the interval, the result was beyond doubt → À la mi-temps, le score était sans appel.
to show beyond doubt that ... → démontrer de manière irréfutable que ...
to show sth beyond doubt → démontrer amplement qch
to prove sth beyond doubt → prouver qch de manière irréfutable
to know beyond doubt that ... → avoir l'intime conviction que ...
no doubt (= probably) → sans doute
vt
(= consider unlikely) → douter de
I doubt it → J'en doute.
I doubt it very much → J'en doute fort.
to doubt (that) ... (= consider it unlikely that) → douter que ... + subj
I doubt he'll agree → Je doute qu'il soit d'accord.
I don't doubt that ... (= consider it likely that ...) → je ne doute pas que ...
to doubt if ..., to doubt whether ... (= consider it unlikely that) → douter que ... + subj
(= lack confidence in) [+ person] → douter de; [+ thing] → douter de
to doubt sb's word → douter de la parole de qn
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doubt

n → Zweifel m; to have one’s doubts as to or about something → (so) seine Bedenken hinsichtlich einer Sache (gen) → haben; I have my doubts about her → ich habe bei ihr (so) meine Bedenken ; I have no doubts about taking the job → ich habe keine Bedenken, die Stelle anzunehmen ; there’s no doubt about it → daran gibt es keinen Zweifel ; I have no doubt about it → ich bezweifle das nicht ; I have doubts whether he will come → ich bezweifle, dass er kommt ; to cast doubt on something → etw in Zweifel ziehen ; there is room for doubt → es ist durchaus nicht sicher ; to be open to doubt → fragwürdig sein; his reputation is in doubt → sein Ruf wird infrage or in Frage gestellt ; to be in (some) doubt about something → Zweifel an etw (dat) → haben; to be in little doubt as to something → keine Bedenken hinsichtlich einer Sache (gen) → haben; I am in no doubt as to what or about what he means → ich bin mir völlig im Klaren darüber, was er meint ; the outcome is still in doubt → das Ergebnis ist noch ungewiss ; when in doubt → im Zweifelsfall ; no doubt he will come tomorrow → höchstwahrscheinlich kommt er morgen ; without (a) doubt → ohne Zweifel ; I knew beyond doubt that ... → ich wusste ohne jeden Zweifel, dass ...; it must be proved beyond reasonable doubt → es muss ganz unzweifelhaft bewiesen werden
vt → bezweifeln ; sb’s honesty, truth of statement → anzweifeln, Zweifel haben an (+dat); to doubt somebody’s word → jds Wort anzweifeln ; I’m sorry I doubted you (what you said) → es tut mir leid, dass ich dir nicht geglaubt habe; (your loyalty etc) → es tut mir leid, dass ich an dir gezweifelt habe; I doubt it (very much) → das möchte ich (doch stark) bezweifeln, das bezweifle ich (sehr); I don’t doubt it → das bezweifle ich (auch gar) nicht ; I doubt whether he will come → ich bezweifle, dass er kommen wird
vi → Zweifel haben or hegen
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doubt

[daʊt]
1. n → dubbio
to be in doubt → essere in dubbio
without (a) doubt → senza dubbio
beyond doubt → fuor di dubbio
if in doubt → nell'incertezza, in caso di dubbio
no doubt he will come → è probabile che venga
there is no doubt of that → su questo non c'è dubbio
I have my doubts about whether he'll come → ho i miei dubbi che venga
2. vt
a. (truth of statement) → dubitare di
to doubt one's own eyes → non credere ai propri occhi
I doubt it very much → ne dubito proprio
you're a real doubting Thomas → sei proprio come San Tommaso
b. (be uncertain) to doubt whether or if or that → dubitare che + sub
I don't doubt that he will come → non dubito or non ho dubbi che verrà
Collins Italian Dictionary 1st Edition © HarperCollins Publishers 1995

doubt

(daut) verb
1. to feel uncertain about, but inclined not to believe. I doubt if he'll come now; He might have a screwdriver, but I doubt it. twyfel يَشُكُّ съмнявам се duvidar pochybovat bezweifeln tvivle på αμφιβάλλω dudar kahtlema شک داشتن epäillä douter לְהָטִיל סָפֶק संदेह करना sumnjati, dvojiti kételkedik vmiben ragu-ragu efa, efast um dubitare 疑う 미심쩍게 생각하다 abejoti šaubīties keraguan betwijfelen tvile på, tvile wątpić متردد کیدل duvidar a se îndoi сомневаться pochybovať dvomiti sumnjati betvivla, tvivla på ไม่แน่ใจ kuşku duymak, şüphe etmek, sanmamak 懷疑 сумніватися; вагатися تردد میں ہونا ، اعتبار نہ کرنا nghi ngờ 怀疑
2. not to be sure of the reliability of. Sometimes I doubt your intelligence! bevraagteken يُشَكِّكُ في не съм сигурен duvidar mít pochybnosti bezweifeln tvivle på αμφισβητώ dudar de kahtlema تردید داشتن epäillä avoir des doutes sur לְהָטִיל סָפֶק अविश्वास nemati vjere kétségbe von (vmit) meragukan efast um avere dubbi su 疑う 의문을 가지다 abejoti apšaubīt kesangsian twijfelen aan tvile på, ha sine tvil wątpić w متردد کیدل duvidar a se îndoi de сомневаться mať pochybnosti (o) dvomiti (o čem) sumnjati tvivla på คลางแคลงใจ kuşku duymak, şüphe etmek 不太相信 бути невпевненим; не довіряти کسی چیز کی صداقت پر یقین نہ کرنا hoài nghi 不相信
noun
a feeling of not being sure and sometimes of being suspicious. There is some doubt as to what happened; I have doubts about that place. twyfel, bedenking شَك، إرْتِياب، تَشَكُّك съмнение dúvida pochybnost, nejistota der Zweifel tvivl αμφιβολία duda kahtlus شک؛ تردید epäilys doute ספק संदेह sumnja kétség curiga efi, vafi, vafamál dubbio 疑い 의심 abejonė šaubas kesangsian twijfel tvil, usikkerhet, frykt wątpliwość شک،متردد dúvida îndoială, dubiu сомнение pochybnosť dvom sumnja tvivel, tveksamhet ความสงสัย kuşku, şüphe 懷疑 сумнів شک sự ngờ vực 怀疑
ˈdoubtful adjective
1. feeling doubt; uncertain what to think, expect etc. He is doubtful about the future of the school. twyfelagtig مُتَشَكِّك، مُرْتاب колеблив duvidoso nejistý, pochybovačný in Zweifel tvivle på; uvis αβέβαιος dudoso kahtlev مشکوک؛ مردد epäilevä incertain מוּטָל בְּסָפֶק संदिग्ध, अविश्वासी sumnjiv kétséges meragukan óviss, efagjarn dubbioso, incerto 疑わしい 불확실한 abejojantis, skeptiškas kaut ko apšaubīt ragu-ragu twijfelachtig tvilende, uviss, usikker sceptyczny شكمن، متردد duvidoso plin de îndoieli сомневающийся neistý negotov sumnjičav tveksam, osäker สงสัย kuşkulu, şüpheli, emin değil 令人起疑的 той, що сумнівається; той, що вагається مذبذب nghi ngại 使人生疑的
2. able to be doubted; not clear. The outcome is doubtful; a doubtful result. twyfelagtige مَشْكوكٌ فيه неясен duvidoso pochybný; nejasný fraglich tvivlsom; uvis αμφίβολος, αμφισβητήσιμος dudoso, incierto kahtlane مبهم epäselvä incertain, indécis בְּסָפֶק अनिश्चित upitan kétes tidak jelas vafasamur incerto はっきりしない 불분명한 abejotinas šaubīgs; apšaubāms tidak jelas twijfelachtig tvilsom, uviss, uklar wątpliwy مبهم duvidoso incert, indecis сомнительный nejasný dvomljiv neizvestan tvivelaktig น่าสงสัย şüpheli, belirsiz 令人存疑的,不明確的 сумнівний شک کے قابل đáng ngờ 令人怀疑的,未定的
3. uncertain but rather unlikely, unhopeful etc. It is doubtful whether this will work; a doubtful improvement. bedenklike غَيْر مُؤَكَّد несигурен duvidoso nejistý, neurčitý, pochybný zweifelhaft usikker; tvivlsom αμφισβητήσιμος dudoso, poco probable küsitav مورد تردید؛ غیر قطعی epävarma douteux מוּטָל בְּסָפֶק संदेहास्पद nesiguran bizonytalan meragukan vafasamur incerto おぼつかない 미덥지 못한 abejotinas neskaidrs; apšaubāms meragukan twijfelachtig tvilsom wątpliwy غير قطعى duvidoso îndoielnic сомнительный podozrivý vprašljiv neizvestan tveksam, oviss ไม่แน่ใจ olası değil, ihtimal dışı 不大可能的 неясний; непевний غیر یقینی không chắc chắn 难料的
4. suspicious. He's rather a doubtful character. twyfelagtige مُتَشَكِّك، كَثيرُ الأرْتِياب съмнителен suspeito pochybný zweifelhaft tvivlsom ύποπτος dudoso, sospechoso umbusklik بد گمان؛ شکاک epäluuloinen louche מפוקפק संदिग्ध sumnjivog karaktera gyanús mencurigakan grunsamlegur ambiguo, equivoco いかがわしい 수상쩍은 įtartinas, abejotinas šaubīgs; aizdomīgs mencurigakan twijfelachtig tvilsom, problematisk podejrzany بد ګمان suspeito bănuitor, suspicios подозрительный pochybný sumljiv sumnjičav tvivelaktig น่าสงสัย şüpheli, kuşku yaratan 可疑的 підозрілий غیر معتبر khả nghi 可疑的
ˈdoubtfully adverb
twyfelagtige بشَكٍّ، بِتَشَكُّك، بِصورَةٍ مَشْكوكٌ فيها съмнително duvidosamente nejistě, pochybně fraglich tvivlsomt; uvis αμφίβολα dudosamente kahtlevalt با شک و تردید epäillen d'une manière douteuse בְסָפֶק सन्देहपूर्वक sumnjivo két(el)kedve, bizonytalanul penuh keraguan á vafasaman hátt in modo dubbioso 疑って 분명치 않게 abejotinai, abejojamai šaubīgi; apšaubāmi dengan ragu-ragu twijfelachtig tvilsomt, uvisst wątpliwie د شک او تردید سره duvidosamente cu îndoială сомнительно neisto negotovo; dvomljivo sumnjičavo tveksamt, tvivelaktigt อย่างสงสัย kuşkuyla, tereddütle 起疑地,存疑地,可疑地 підозріло; непевно غیر یقینی طور پر một cách đầy hoài nghi 可疑地
ˈdoubtfulness noun
twyfel, bedenking شَكٌّ، تَشَكُّكٌ съмнителност dubiedade nejistota, pochybnost die Fragwürdigkeit uvished αβεβαιότητα incertidumbre ebakindlus تردید epätietoisuus incertitude ספקנות सन्देह sumnjičavost bizonytalanság, kétértelműség keraguan óvissa, efi dubbiosità, incertezza 疑わしさ 분명치 않음 abejojimas šaubīgums keraguan twijfelachtigheid uvisshet powątpiewanie متردد dubiedade incertitudine сомнительность neistota negotovost sumnjičavost tveksamhet, tvivelaktighet ความสงสัย kuşku, tereddüt 起疑,存疑,可疑 невизначеність; нерішучість غیر یقینی کیفیت sự hoài nghi 怀疑
ˈdoubtless adverb
probably. John has doubtless told you about me. ongetwyfeld دونَ شَك، بلا رَيْب несъмнено sem dúvida bezpochyby zweifellos utvivlsomt; uden tvivl αναμφίβολα sin duda, seguramente arvatavasti احتمالاً epäilemättä sans aucun doute ללא ספק निस्‍सन्देह nedvojbeno, bez sumnje kétségtelenül mungkin vafalaust, áreiðanlega; sennilega indubbiamente きっと 확실히, 과연 tikriausiai, greičiausiai bez šaubām; neapšaubāmi mungkin ongetwijfeld utvilsomt niewątpliwie احتمال sem dúvida fără îndoială несомненно bezpochyby nedvomno nesumnjivo utan tvivel บางที kuşkusuz, şüphesiz, herhalde 很可能地 безперечно, безсумнівно بلا شبہ hầu như chắc chắn 很可能地
beyond doubt
certain(ly). Beyond doubt, they will arrive tomorrow; His honesty is beyond doubt. ongetwyfeld بِدون أي شَك، أبْعَد من أي شَك، بالتَّأْكيد със сигурност fora de dúvida nepochybně, nade vší pochybnost zweifellos uden for al tvivl; hævet over enhver tvivl αναμφίβολα sin duda alguna, fuera de toda duda kahtlemata, väljaspool kahtlust بی شک؛ مطمئناً varmasti indubitable; indubitablement מִעֶבֶר לְכל סָפֶק निस्‍सन्देह iznad sumnje kétségkívül pasti efalaust, engum vafa undirorpið fuor di dubbio 疑いなく 확실(히) be abejonės neapšaubāmi pasti boven iedere twijfel verheven hevet over tvil bez żadnej wątpliwości بې شكه، بې ترديده fora de dúvida dincolo de orice îndoială вне (всяких) сомнений bezpochyby brez dvoma; nesporen van svake sumnje bortom (höjd över) allt tvivel แน่นอน kuşku götürmez 無疑地 безсумнівно یقینا chắc chắn 无疑地
in doubt
uncertain. The result of the dispute is still in doubt. onseker مَشْكوكٌ فيهِ несигурен incerto na vážkách, na pochybách zweifelhaft usikkert αβέβαιος incierto ebakindel مورد تردید؛ نامعلوم epävarma indécis מוּטָל בְּסָפֶק अनश्चिय biti u sumnji, biti nesiguran bizonytalanságban tidak pasti óviss, vafasamur in dubbio, incerto 不確かな 불분명한 abejotinas, neaiškus neskaidrs; apšaubāms tak pasti in onzekerheid i tvil, ennå uvisst wątpliwy, niepewny نامعلوم، مبهم، مشكوك ناپايه، بې ثباته incerto indecis не ясен na vážkach negotov pod sumnjom oviss, osäker ไม่แน่นอน şüpheli, belirsiz 不確定 точно не відомий; непевний غیر یقینی không chắc chắn 不能肯定的,拿不准地
no doubt
surely; probably. No doubt you would like to see your bedroom; He will come back again tomorrow, no doubt. ongetwyfeld لا شَكَّ، بالتَّأْكيد، بِدون شَك сигурно com certeza bezpochyby, rozhodně zweifellos uden tvivl; helt sikkert σίγουρα, πιθανότατα sin duda, seguramente kahtlemata بی شک epäilemättä sans doute ללא ספק निस्‍सन्देह bez sumnje kétségkívül tentunya áreiðanlega, eflaust senza dubbio きっと 확실히 be abejonės, tikriausiai bez šaubām pasti ongetwijfeld uten tvil, utvilsomt bez wątpienia بې شكه de certeza fără îndoială без сомнения bezpochyby; pravdepodobne gotovo bez sumnje utan tvivel, förstås, väl แน่นอน; บางที herhâlde, sanırım 無疑地 безсумнівно; неодмінно یقینا chắc chắn 无疑地
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doubt

→ شَكّ , يَرْتاَبُ pochybnost, pochybovat tvivl, tvivle Zweifel , zweifeln αμφιβάλω , αμφιβολία duda , dudar epäillä, epäily doute , douter sumnja, sumnjati dubbio , dubitare 疑い, 疑う 의심, 의심하다 twijfel , twijfelen tvil , tvile wątpliwość , zwątpić dúvida , duvidar сомневаться , сомнение tvivel, tvivla ความสงสัย, สงสัย kuşku , kuşku duymak nghi ngờ, sự nghi ngờ 怀疑 , 疑惑
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doubt

n. duda, incertidumbre.
English-Spanish Medical Dictionary © Farlex 2012

doubt

n duda; vt dudar; I doubt that’s going to help..Dudo que vaya a ayudar.
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