They looked at each other with distrust.
他们心怀戒备地看着对方。
He has a deep distrust of all modern technology.
他对所有现代技术都深表怀疑。
She distrusted his motives for wanting to see her again.
她怀疑他想再见她一面是别有用心。
1.疑惑,不相信;不信任,猜疑
1.不信任,怀疑
1.a feeling that you cannot trust someone or something
1.to not trust someone or something
1.Of course, a deep distrust of political power, especially executive power, had always been a part of this tradition of self-government.
不可否认，美国民众对政治权力，尤其是行政权力，怀有一种深刻的不信任感。一直以来，这种不信任感是自治传统的一部分。
2.They are not ready to accept any deal with a president they distrust and are demanding his immediate departure.
他们不准备接受他们不信任的总统的任何协议，并要求他立即离开。
3.Putin began to feel he could not trust anything the Americans said. The distrust was mutual.
普京开始感到美国人说的话概不可信。（当然）不信任感是相互的。
4.Distrust of employees is an attitude endemic among the administrative members of that company.
不信任雇员是那间公司的行政人员普遍持有的态度。
5.When a person, to the time of him life self-distrust, be very pitiful?
当一个人，对自己生命没有信心的时间，是不是很可怜？
6.The charmingly ironic point of vast reading, at least as I have come to understand it, is to distrust much of one's education.
有一点至少我自己已经渐渐悟到了：博览群书会让人强烈怀疑自己受过的教育――这可真是绝妙的讽刺啊！
7.Not only did I distrust him, I didn't know how much I could safely say.
我不但信不过他，而且也不知道该怎么说才稳当。
8.One sign of this distrust, they suggested, was the fact that the Burmese junta leaders never travel to China for medical treatment.
他们说，这种不信任的一个表现就是，缅甸军政府领导人从来没有到中国治过病。
9.How did he come to hold such sway with a public that had begun to distrust both the establishment government and the establishment media?
他是怎么在公众中获得如此大的影响力，以至于大家都开始不信任当权的政府和正统的媒体？
10.The same distrust of science was one reason that British author Francis Wheen can describe the 1970s as "the golden age of paranoia. "
同样，对科学的不信任，是英国作家弗朗西斯·韦恩将20实际70年代描述为“偏执狂的黄金年代”的原因之一。