英:[feɪθ]
美:[feɪθ]
英:[feɪθ]
美:[feɪθ]
复数:faiths
词根:faith
adj.faithful 忠实的,忠诚的;如实的;准确可靠的
faithless 不忠实的;无信的;无宗教信仰的
adv.faithfully 忠实地;如实地;诚心诚意地;深信着地
faithlessly 靠不住地;不忠实地
n.faithfulness 忠诚;诚实;正确
faithlessness 不贞;无信仰;不可信赖
noun
belief, confidence, or trust.People had faith in their leaders during that war.My grandmother doesn't have much faith in doctors.I have faith that these kids will succeed.
belief in something that has not been proved or is not capable of being proved.They have faith that there is life after death.
belief in, observance of, or fulfillment of one's religious convictions and obligations.Her faith guided all her decisions.
loyalty to a person or idea.She began to question her husband's faith when he started coming home late every evening.The queen pledged her faith to her subjects.
any specific religion and its doctrines and observances.He is a convert to the Christian faith.The Buddhist faith has its roots in India.
good faith诚实;善意;真挚
in good faith真诚地;善意地;诚心诚意地
faith in对…的信任;对…有信仰;对…有信心
have faith要有信心
have faith in相信,对……信任
in faith确实
lose faith对…失去信仰;不再相信…
keep faith守信;忠于信仰
blind faith盲目信仰,迷信
bad faith不守信用;不诚实;蒙骗
lose faith in不再信任;对…失去信心
on faith不加怀疑地;单凭信仰
lack of faith不信教,不信神
leap of faith一百八十度转变
in bad faith欺诈地;背信弃义地
defender of the faith卫护信仰者;信仰护卫者
breach of faith背信,违约
utmost good faith最大诚信;绝对信任
article of faith信念;信条
keep faith with对…守信用;忠于信仰
这组词都有“相信,信任”的意思,其区别是:
belief普通用词,指单纯从主观上的相信,不着重这种相信是否有根据。
conviction多指根据长期交往或实践,对某人某事有了认识和了解后产生的信心和相信,侧重其坚定性。
faith语气较强,强调完全相信;有时也能仅凭感觉产生的相信。
trust强调相信、信任的完全可靠。
confidence指对某人某事有充分信心,断定不会使人失望,因而给予信任。
credit语气最弱,着重以声誉为信任的基础。
以上来源于网络
公元13世纪中期, faith, feith, fei, fai “对信任或承诺的忠诚; 对人的忠诚; 诚实,真实”,源自盎格鲁-法语和古法语 feid, foi “信仰,信任,信心,信任; 承诺”(11世纪),源自拉丁语 fides “信任,信心,信心,信赖,信仰”,源自 fidere “信任”的词根,源自 PIE 词根 *bheidh- “信任,信任,说服”。有关意义演变,请参见 belief。适应其他以 -th 结尾的英语抽象名词(truth, health 等)。
从14世纪初开始,特别是“对于存在不完整证据的陈述的心智同意”,尤其是“宗教事务的信仰”(与 hope 和 charity 相匹配)。自14世纪中叶起,指基督教会或宗教; 自14世纪末起,指任何宗教信仰。
信仰既不是理性的屈服,也不是对理性无法达到的东西的绝对接受,信仰是:能够坚守善良力量的人,这种力量呼吁我们更高尚和真实的自我,而不是我们更低级和表面的自我。[马修·阿诺德,《文学与教义》,1873年]
从14世纪末开始,指“对于人或事物的信任或可靠性的信心”,也指“配偶对另一方的忠诚”。在中古英语中也是“宣誓的誓言”,因此在中古英语的誓言和断言中经常使用(par ma fay,公元13世纪中期; bi my fay,公元1300年左右)。
约定
信仰
Noun Middle English feith, fei, borrowed from Anglo-French feit, feid, fei, going back to Latin fidēs "trust, guarantee, proof, sincerity, loyalty, belief," going back to *bhid-ēi-, noun derivative from zero-grade of an Indo-European verbal base *bhei̯dh- "entrust, trust," whence Latin fīdere "to trust (in), have confidence (in)," fīdus "faithful," Greek peíthesthai "to obey, comply with, believe," peíthein "to persuade, prevail upon," Albanian be "oath," and probably Old Church Slavic běždǫ, běditi "to compel, constrain," běda "distress, need" Note: The English word is an early loan from medieval French, first attested in a homily fragment from the 12th century (see feþ in Dictionary of Old English); it appears to preserve the final interdental fricative generally lost in early Old French—a loss reflected in the more common Anglo-French form fei (also loaned into Middle English—see fay >entry 2). Indo-European *bhei̯dh- is also usually claimed to be the source of Germanic *bīðan- "to wait" (see bide). Verb verbal derivative of faith >entry 1
The first known use of faith was in the 13th century
faithful1 of 2adjective
loyal sense 1b
a faithful friend
firm in keeping promises or in fulfilling duties
a faithful worker
true to the facts : accurate
faithful copy
faithful2 of 2noun
one that has faith or is faithful
faithful1 of 2adjective
loyal sense 1b
a faithful friend
firm in keeping promises or in fulfilling duties
a faithful worker
true to the facts : accurate
faithful copy
faithful2 of 2noun
one that has faith or is faithful
faithful1 of 2adjective
loyal sense 1b
a faithful friend
firm in keeping promises or in fulfilling duties
a faithful worker
true to the facts : accurate
faithful copy
faithful2 of 2noun
one that has faith or is faithful
faithnoun
devotion to duty or a person : loyalty
the quality of keeping one's promises
belief and trust in and loyalty to God
belief in the doctrines of a religion
firm belief even in the absence of proof
complete confidence
something that is firmly believedespecially: a system of religious beliefs
1 “He has a childlike faith in the integrity of civil servants and he seems to think Congress corresponds to their aristocracy. No understanding of American politics a-tall.”
2 It is a fine line between denial and faith.
(听)这是一条在否定和信任之间的线.
3 “I always say, you’ve got to have faith. This job upset is a flash in time. If you just believe, it’ll all work out in the end.”
4 My faith taught me to have faith in God.
5 As a show of good faith, Aru handed them the piece of paper.
6 I could only think to tell him to have faith that God would make things okay.
7 It makes no matter, I have a faith of my own.
8 What if she declared her real faith in court and left them all in the soup!
如果她在法庭上宣布她的真正的信仰,让大家都为难一下,那又该怎样?
9 “No. You did. That’s version three from two and a half weeks ago. It was good then, and it’s good now. Your problem isn’t your speech. You just need to have faith in yourself.”
10 Major Major’s father had a Calvinist’s faith in predestination and could perceive distinctly how everyone’s misfortunes but his own were expressions of God’s will.
11 For me, the garden was simple, prosperous, and healthy—a symbol of diligence and faith.
12 At Fort Sill, his captain made note of Nathan’s faith and vouched that he’d serve as a hospital cleric or chaplain, decently removed from enemy lines.
13 But Psyche kept faith; she told them only that he was a young man, away now on a hunting expedition.
14 Public peace is the act of public trust; it is the faith that all are secure and will remain secure.
15 I had never played the game before and I fell in with good faith.
16 “They’ve made a mockery of mortal age faith. Religion is a cherished part of history, and they’ve turned it into a travesty.”
17 He himself was fast losing all faith in the spying.
18 She said it was faith that kept all these good things coming our way, only I thought she said “fate,” because she couldn’t pronounce that “th” sound in “faith.”
19 I had faith in this union, faith in this man.
20 They were losing faith—faith in their leaders and in the cause of union.
2 信义
3 信心
confidence belief religion reliance authority bottle cheer hope assurance affiance trust nerve vocation moxie devotion morale
5 保证
assuring sponsion avouchment word security guarantee bond seal warranty pledge assurance endorsement undertaking surety engage certify vouch avouch pass ensure secure assure warrant insure bargain upon faith give word seal of by faith promise guaranty undertake pawn plight see tell MAKE SURE
6 诚实
righthearted clean-fingered square honest loyal straightforward upright sincere downright truthful guileless unfeigned dinkum veracious truehearted single-eyed trueheartedness truth integrity honesty veracity rectitude troth straightforwardness lunary clean hands simple single candid artless veridical incorrupt true-hearted exanimo fidelity sincerity probity true regular conscientious upstanding trig leal undesigning feal single-hearted jannock veridic faithful simplicity fealty rightness cordiality up-and-up right hearted right mindedness dinkydi good level tight genuine honorable single-minded right-thinking right-minded conscionable heart-whole soothfast trueness
7 诺言
10 教义
dogmatic dogmatical teaching doctrine tenet dogma doctrinal credal way belief creed credo romanism platform symbol gospel doxy
11 誓言
12 信赖
trust confidence reliance depend rely bank on rely on reliant fiducial belief dependence rapport affiance believe hope rest repose confide lippen entrust intrust tie to
15 信
19 信仰
belief religion cult devotion believe mystery spirituality persuasion adhere faithful survival commitment fay espouse
20 应允
21 约
22 相信
feel trust belief hold buy believe credit accept convince deem swallow persuade sway be of the opinion that put stock in depend on trust in depend upon run away with
24 信条
credal gospel testament creed dogma credo credendum belief doctrine tenet dogmatics formula symbol persuasion credenda religion proposition confession
25 真正
simon-pure sureenough very good great right true regular proper rank honest substantial genuine authentic straightforward sheer stark intrinsic downright truthful bona veritable omnipotent unadulterated undoubted sooth unsophisticated full-blooded honest-to-goodness unalloyed mccoy dinkum honest-to-god trueborn truepenny gradely pucka right-down just really real quite simply truly indeed literally verily tarnal pur sang
26 女子名
Lu g. May hope kit hero charity angel joy pen crystal dot rose jet poll grace candy gay olive mat patience mercy sue cherry doll penny pearl dawn jewel Sandy eve mag bunny pat abbey peg obedience holly lee flora lily violet Nanny jasmine ruby kitty marina sherry mil rosemary iris daisy patty robin dale carol gill sis nan dolly nana mart prudence candida hazel rosette viola myrtle heather Aurora Sunday glen vita donna Marigold ester Emmy belle pansy paddy hyacinth blanch lolly clemency June terry clematis primrose April amity willy tony sally mignon Virginia Georgia Lucy em Anne Rachel Linda Jane Miriam Sarah jean maggie Elaine kay Joyce Bridget marionette laura marguerite jerry bel mina clementine beryl trilby Barbara Elizabeth Nancy Lynn Jackie Margaret Martha Janet Kim Alice Helen Karen Sharon maria Cynthia Willie Catherine beth Deborah molly Sara Charlotte Meredith Eleanor Wendy Emma jenny Sandra madeleine Rebecca Sidney jo Patricia Melissa Leslie Hannah Marion victoria dee Tracy Peggy alma Christina Shirley Teresa Billie Mae Florence Miranda Carson Judith Clara Augusta Doris Mercedes Libby Naomi Agnes mona Eva Maureen Nora vanessa Allison Vera Carmen Marian Betsy Gail Phyllis Dotty Esther Rhea Lena Heidi Isabel Ethel Olivia Rosa Olympia erica Katharine amelia Sid fay polly Beatrice Marianne Ada Vivian Dominique Alison Vi cory Lydia Juliet Irene Evelyn Dewey Penelope Bert Leah vic Lorraine Winnie norma Lizzie Lois Abigail Clare Camilla regina Chloe colleen Gretchen Helena Alberta marge Minnie Ava Cass dinah Eden Vicky Jessie Eliza merle Josephine Edna Una Cecilia Valencia Constance Juno Alexandra Sofia Francesca Lucia Moira Juanita Enid Rosetta nona Rosalind louie Tessa phoebe Ib Nellie Roma Magdalene celeste Ida cicely Elisabeth Carmel Elsa Hermione Beatty Eugenia Candace sal Elsie avril Colette Dorothea noel Mimi Bernice mavis Ursula Diana Cassandra celestine marcella stella Cleopatra Athena mollie Lilith Bernadette Jacky Kama bertha Bambi Eunice Thalia Octavia Cis Lotta lulu Lolita Minerva Gloria ruth biddy Moll Judy Sophia veronica Sheila Nettie Leona Chrissie Sabrina Daphne Elspeth Matilda Leonora Theodora maud Perdita aggie Bathsheba Antoinette Adelaide Magdalen Pauline angelica Emilia Deirdre Christabel Lavinia Freda Iona Ariadne Salome Portia Queenie Ophelia Dominica Berenice Cordelia Griselda Mab Juliana Genevieve Imogen Guinevere alexia Cressida Ena Vesta Medea bethel dol Hagar Rebekah Gerda debby Bab Electra Anastasia Zenobia Rosamond Nance Cornelia Wilhelmina Elma Delilah Evelina Rowena sibyl Oriana Roxana Beulah Dorcas Emlyn Gwyn Effie hortensia Zelda pleasance Godiva Lucretia Olwen Christiana Margarete Rosaline Lala Adela Euphemia Zillah Iseult Constantia Romola Roxane urania Adelina Jael Latona oriel Amabel petronella Hephzibah Persis amice Oonagh Aglaia Babbie fleurette
28 笃信
29 信任
unsuspecting trustingly trustfully confidentialness credit trust confidence belief reliance dependence credence trustfulness believe confide put stock in take stock in have faith in confiding firm confident fiduciary reliant trusting trustful depend rely accredit put faith in on the faith of hope receive give credit to rely on believe in trust in rely upon credential undoubting stock lippen credent gamble on
30 忠实
yeomanly good true constant loyal faithful devoted trusty unfailing liege true-blue leal allegiant truehearted fidelity troth stick fast upright stanch truth honesty solid loving duteous feal true-hearted soothfast constancy doglike well-affected trust loyalty sincerity fealty
32 确信
sure strong clear certain positive secure confident satisfied convinced assured confidently assuringly avouchment trust confidence belief conviction assurance certainty persuasion reassurance positivism certitude assuredness positiveness bet satisfy convince assure avouch be confident of be convinced of be persuaded of feel sure of make certain of bet your boots feel in bones bring home be persuaded be certain of make sure of feel sure