distrusts

distrust 的音标是[dɪˈstrʌst]，基本翻译是怀疑或不信任。

速记技巧：使用发音类似的字母d、i、s、t、r、u、s来帮助记忆这个单词。可以将单词拆分为“dis-trust”，其中“dis”表示否定，“trust”表示信任，两者结合就是“不信任”。因此，可以将单词理解为“不信任”。通过这样的拆分和联想记忆，可以更轻松地记住这个单词。

英文单词“distrust”的词源主要有以下几个：

1. 词根“dis-”，表示“否定，相反”

2. 词根“trust”，表示“信任”

变化形式为复数形式“distrusts”

相关单词：

1. “distrustful”表示“不信任的，怀疑的”

2. “trustworthiness”表示“可信赖性”

3. “untrusting”表示“不信任的”

4. “mistrust”表示“怀疑，不信任”

5. “doubtful”表示“怀疑的，不确定的”

6. “suspicion”表示“怀疑，疑心”

7. “unbelief”表示“不信，怀疑”

8. “distrustfulness”表示“不信任的态度”

9. “mistrustful”表示“怀疑的，不信任的”

10. “doubt”表示“怀疑，不相信”等。

大约100字的内容无法完全列举出所有相关单词，但可以简要介绍这些单词的含义和与“distrust”的关系。

常用短语：

1. distrust in (someone)

2. distrust someone"s word

3. distrust someone"s intentions

4. distrust someone"s reliability

5. have no trust in (someone)

6. lack trust in (someone)

7. be suspicious of (someone)

例句：

1. I distrust his motives for asking me to meet him at such an odd time.

2. She always seems to be trying to pull the wool over our eyes, I have no trust in her honesty.

3. He"s been acting so strangely lately, I have no idea what his intentions are.

4. She distrusted his word when he said he was going to help her with her project.

5. I have no trust in my boss"s ability to manage the company, he"s always making bad decisions.

6. I lack trust in my coworkers, I always feel like they"re trying to steal my ideas.

7. She was suspicious of his motives for wanting to meet up, she didn"t trust him at all.

英文小作文：

标题：Distrusting Others

In life, we encounter many people who we have to deal with on a regular basis, whether it"s at work, school, or in our personal lives. However, not everyone is who they claim to be, and it"s important to be aware of this fact and to avoid trusting too easily.

Often, we make assumptions about people"s intentions and reliability based on their actions or words, but this can be a dangerous game to play. It"s best to approach each person with suspicion and skepticism until you know them better and have more information about their character and intentions.

By being aware of this fact, we can avoid being taken advantage of or being hurt by those who are not who they claim to be. Additionally, by being more cautious and discerning, we can avoid getting burned emotionally or financially by those who are not trustworthy. Therefore, it"s always wise to approach others with suspicion and skepticism until you know them better and have more information about their character and intentions.