An idiom that means not believe, have doubts .

疑神疑鬼 yí shén yí guǐ

Doubt this, doubt that. Described as nervous, out of nowhere, random suspicion. Yang Shuo, "Northern Route" XII:

Many things are his own suspicions, and he is asking for trouble. Zhou Erfu "Morning in Shanghai" Part 1 9: "You see that people are always multi-minded and suspicious, if others have this attitude towards you, are you happy in your heart?"

Also known as "suspicious ghosts and suspicious gods".

suspicion of the heart of the dark ghost yí xīn shēng àn guǐ

Suspicious. Zou Taofen, "Experience" 55: "The worst thing is that when they register, if they are already suspicious of ghosts, they must simply not allow it. ”

疑群满abdomen yí tuán mǎn fù

A lot of confusing questions. Describe the heart full of questions.

疑神見鬼 yí shén jiàn guǐ

Described as very suspicious. Same as "suspicious". Mao Dun's "Frost Leaves Red Like February Flowers" 5: "Rare and strange, a little bit of big eyebrows, just suspicious!" ”

suspicion letter is also half yí xìn cān bàn

Refers to half-believers. Qing Wenkang's "The Legend of Children's Heroes" Chapter 36: "Master An heard his words strangely, and his doubts were mixed, and he hurriedly asked: 'Who is your official?'" ’”

Half-believed, unbelievable, unbelievable.

There must be a mistake; A fool thinks a thousand times.

Even a wise man sometimes makes a mistake.

Idioms to describe disbelief are: half-believed, half-believed, dismissive, and suspicious.

Idioms that describe unbelievable are: half-believing, cup, bow and snake shadow, disagreeing, suspicious, suspicious, ghostly, seeing gods and ghosts, believing and doubting, living without doubt, full of doubt, confused, if alive or dead, nervous, wind and shadow, suspicious neighbor stealing axe, doubtful and unsuccessful.

Half-skeptical: a little skeptical, but also a little believing. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

Incredible: The original meaning of mystery and mystery. Now it is unimaginable and incomprehensible.

Unexpected: Point out the unexpected.

Surprised: Describes being very surprised by what happened.

Shocked: Very scared, his face changed.

Unbelievable: Bandit: No; Yi: Usually. It refers to bizarre words and actions, which are not something that ordinary people can imagine according to common sense.

Other idioms to describe not being able to believe are:1. Doubts: Doubts and concerns.

Example sentence: This series of questions made him fall into a fog and be very suspicious.

2. Doubt: doubt, disbelief.

Example sentence: I am puzzled by her inexplicable behavior.

3. Suspicion: Suspicion and jealousy.

Example sentence: We must speak with a basis, and we cannot be suspicious.

4. Full of doubts: A stomach full of doubts. It is a metaphor for a puzzled look.

Example sentence: Although I was skeptical about it at first, by the end of the book I realized that I had accepted this view.

5. Half-belief: a little believing, but also a little skeptical. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

Example sentence: He was a little skeptical about this.

1. Unbelievable, unexpected, and hard to believe.

2. Full of suspicion, describing a suspicious and suspicious like a brother fox, with a stomach full of doubts, not believing others, and a metaphor for the puzzled demeanor.

3. Half-belief, describing a little believing, but also a little skeptical, indicating that the truth is staring at hunger and not being able to return to the affirmation.

4. Will be suspicious, describe a little believing, and a little skeptical.

5. Suspicious, very suspicious, disbelieving.

6. There are many concerns, and it is difficult to let go of action.

1. Half-doubt: the content is often untrue, but also a little believing, a little skeptical; It is used for the face of the book. Which shirt type.

2. No sign or no belief: describe whether it seems to be believed or not believed.

3. Half-belief: It refers to not fully believing. Li Chai.

4. Half-believing: a little believing, but also a little skeptical. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

5. Be skeptical: a little believing, but a little skeptical.

1. Half-doubt: the content is often untrue, and a little believing, a little suspicious; Used in written language.

2. No sign or no belief: describe whether it seems to be believed or not believed.

3. Half-belief: It refers to not fully believing.

4. Half-believing: A little judgmental, but also a little skeptical. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

5. Dig up the dust with suspicion: a little believing, but also a little skeptical.

1. Half-belief: A little believing, but also a little skeptical. It means that there is no certainty about the truth or falsehood.

2. Will be suspicious: A little Suimu believes, but also a little doubts.

3. Suspicious appearance: suspicious behavior and look.

4. Suspicious and suspicious: This is also suspicious, and that is also suspicious. Described as very suspicious.

5. Doubtful action: action hesitation and doubt, can not succeed.

6. Suspicious: refers to something that is suspicious and uncertain.

7. Suspicion that the forest misunderstands the world: confuses the world.

1. Half-dissipation of Changxin's suspicion: a little believing, but also a little skeptical. Cousin Qiao Hengshi is not sure whether it is true or false.

2. Be skeptical: A little believing, but a little skeptical.

3. Suspicious appearance: suspicious behavior and look.

4. Suspicious and suspicious: This is also suspicious, and that is also suspicious. Described as very suspicious. Envy does.

5. Doubtful action: action hesitation and doubt, can not succeed.

6. Suspicious: refers to something that is doubtful and uncertain.

7. Suspicious of the world: make the world confused.