strong belief

英 [strɒŋ bɪˈliːf]

美 [strɔːŋ bɪˈliːf]

强烈的信念

网络

英英释义

noun

• an unshakable belief in something without need for proof or evidence
  Synonym:convictionarticle of faith

双语例句

• This was largely to do with the strong belief, that we have freedom of choice, and one could not interfere with another's spiritual growth.
  这与我们的信仰有很大关系，我们坚信，人有选择的自由，而且一个人不能妨碍他人的灵性成长。
• He holds a strong belief in the goodness of human nature.
  他对人性的善良坚信不移。
• His time in america, he says, reinforced his strong belief in free enterprise his strong belief in free enterprise, in the rule of law and in the value of rewarding merit.
  他说，他在美国期间坚定了他自由经营、依法办事和奖惩分明的信念。
• The Chicago School meant a strong belief in minimal government and an emphasis on free market as a way to control the economy.
  芝加哥学派意味着对政府干预最小的坚定信仰和强调把自由市场作为控制经济的方式。
• Having a strong belief or conviction.
  拥有坚定的信念或者确信。
• Moreover, Taiwanese upstream suppliers tend to hold a strong belief that any publicity is bad publicity.
  此外，台湾的上游供应商往往都坚信，任何形式的公众关注都不是好事。
• That probably reflected Germans 'strong belief that social structures that allowed rapid growth in the decades after the second world war need to be modified – not jettisoned.
  这可能反映了德国人那种坚定的信念：使经济在二战后几十年间快速增长的社会结构需要改进，而非抛弃。
• He had a strong belief: Treat people sincerely.
  他有着自己的信念并永远真诚待人。
• Before presenting an idea to clients or fellow employees, you have to have a strong belief in them.
  在将自己的想法展现给客户或其他同事之前，你要绝对相信自己的想法。
• Mr Obama has a strong belief in social justice. It drove his health-care reform.
  奥巴马在社会公平方面有着坚定的信念，这推动了他的医疗改革。