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suspect
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sus·pect1 /səˈspekt/ ●●○ W3 verb [transitiveT]
1 SUSPECTto think that something is probably true, especially something bad 猜想，怀疑，觉得〔某事可能真实，尤指坏事〕
suspect (that)
2 to think that something bad has happened or is happening 怀疑〔坏事已发生或正在发生〕
n Grammar
Patterns with suspect
You suspect that someone does, did, or has done something:
I suspect she knows.
I suspect he took the money.
I suspect they have met before.
You suspect that something may or might be true:
We suspect that he may know something about the robbery.
The police suspect that he might be a terrorist.
You suspect that someone may or might have done something:
Police suspect Foster may have been involved in a fraud.
I suspect he might have exaggerated a lot of the things in the book.
You suspected that something would happen:
He suspected that the problem would only get worse.
I suspected that I would not enjoy the meeting.
In all the above patterns, ‘that’ is optional. You can say I suspect that or just I suspect.
Using the progressive
Suspect is not used in the progressive. You say:
I suspect he’s lying.
✗Don’t say: I am suspecting he’s lying.Examples from the Corpus
suspect• He was twice imprisoned when his loyalties were suspected.• Her hair was so smoothly sculpted, I suspected a wig.• No one suspected anything was wrong.• A man has been found dead in his home and the police suspect foul play.• He had suspected her of lying for some time.• We eventually began to suspect his loyalty.• He suspected Hubert had erred in some way, but did not care to ask.• What we suspect is the Bullets are better than their record indicates and will reveal that as the season wears on.• Both men had originally been suspected of Brown's murder.• I suspect that he never really loved her.• Many suspect that retroactive tax cuts could be ditched.• Although they were in the area on the day of the robbery, no one suspected them.• As we suspected, there is a problem with the braking system, and it will be replaced.• Make sure you go to see your doctor as soon as you suspect you are pregnant.• Act naturally and no one will suspect you.
I suspect• You'll find Rick's parents rather hard to talk to, I suspect.• A good one, I suspect.• It was the end of something I suspected I had always wanted to do.• I can only tell you how it was for me. I suspect it was worse in a way for my family.• But I suspect McVeigh quickly felt the walls closing in on him from these four sides as the trial progressed.• Poor girl, I suspected she would not derive much pleasure from that relationship.• I suspect that 10 years after the book is published, nobody will even remember the name of the author.• Answer: I suspect that you have bought 720K diskettes.• Though I suspected this was bluster, I realized immediately that something had to be done to calm the man down.• She wanted to know - as I suspect you do - what my relationship had been with her late sister.
suspect something/nothing/anything• Nor did the other guests seem to suspect anything.• Such mistakes occurred frequently enough for my parents to suspect nothing.• Then, when Hyde thought the driver was beginning to suspect something, he sent the taxicab away and continued on foot.• He never suspected anything, nor did we for that matter.• Whether he suspects anything or not I do not know.• Questioned after the experiments, not one of the volunteers who were duped said they suspected anything unusual.
suspect somebody of (doing) something• Should counselors violate privileged communication by reporting suspected cases of abuse or neglect?• I suspected a bit of all three.• A: We suspected them of being Viet Cong.• But if they suspected you of double-crossing them, that could be a different story.• Two of the bank's managers were suspected of fraud.• He seemed to thrive under prison conditions, which caused the emperors to suspect their guards of going easy on the prisoner.• Why should anyone suspect your brother of harming Monsieur Gebrec?• He'd suspected them of having an affair for a while, but they had both kept their tracks well covered.• Burton was suspected of poisoning her husband.• I suspect that most of the inhabitants are footloose and shiftless.
sus·pect2 /ˈsʌspekt/ ●○○ noun [countableC]
1 SCCSUSPECTsomeone who is thought to be guilty of a crime 〔犯罪〕嫌疑人，可疑分子
2 the usual suspects the people or things that are usually involved in or responsible for a particular activity 通常涉及的人[物]；常备物品
a wine shop stocking all the usual suspects: wines from California, France, Australia
一家存有各种常备酒的酒铺，包括加利福尼亚、法国、澳大利亚等地产的葡萄酒
Examples from the Corpus
the usual suspects• The usual suspects are labor unions, which have been around for a century.• Then come the usual suspects, categories that we can rattle through quickly before announcing the big ones.• But there is a lot in it for the usual suspects.• In other words, the usual suspects.
n COLLOCATIONS
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + suspect
the prime/chief/main suspect
She didn’t realise he was the prime suspect in a murder case.
the number one suspect (=the main suspect)
I was the one who found her. And that makes me the number one suspect for her murder.
a murder/burglary etc suspect
The murder suspect is described as in his early 20s, wearing a baseball type cap and a dark jacket.
a possible suspect
verbsThe police drew up a list of possible suspects.
arrest/detain a suspect
Detectives arrested the suspect after a five-day undercover operation.
question/interrogate/interview a suspect
Police confirmed that six suspects are being questioned.
Examples from the Corpus
suspect• If witnesses and suspects are interviewed by state workers and evidence is handled, a criminal investigation would be hampered.• The murder suspect is in custody and will be charged soon.• I keep eliminating people from my list and will soon have no suspects left.• Not only did they have no suspects, they could not even identify the boy.• He would be the obvious suspect.• The police now have another name to add to their list of suspects.• A 32-year-old man from London is the prime suspect in the murder investigation.• Two suspects have been held. -Reuter.
main/prime/chief suspect• It said there had been seven votes cast and a clear majority for Prime Suspect.• It was only later that smoking was seen to be the prime suspect.• The prime suspect is a man in his 20s, who wears blue overalls and a red baseball cap.• The prime suspect was Vic, though how would he know Mungo was in here?
Examples from the Corpus
suspect• This is because the relatively few studies that have found such a risk are methodologically suspect.• The health benefits of the treatment are suspect.• He knew his wife: for her, any form of desperation was suspect.• Racial classifications are suspect, and that means that simple legislative assurances of good intention can not suffice.• Six people were killed in a suspected arson attack on a hotel.• Possibly it was thought that for this reason, amongst others, she would not be suspect by our controls.• The police or social services will investigate any suspected case of child abuse.• Democrats have returned $1.5 million in suspect contributions.• Psychologically, it must have been extremely difficult for these students to equate suspect institutions with personable people.• The suspect meat, more than eight tonnes of it, ended up in three national supermarket chains.• Police found the suspect package next to a trash can.
highly suspect• Monograph relegation based on date labels is highly suspect.• This part of the model is highly suspect.• Here belief in such portents is presented as being highly suspect, and possibly an excuse for more sordid political ends.• Scudamore admitted that there were at least three more highly suspect cases.• Again the virgin birth, in view of what we now know of human reproduction, has become highly suspect for people.• That movement is highly suspect, for two reasons.• At first, of course, he sides with James in regarding Paul's work as highly suspect, if not blasphemous.• All sauces, mayonnaise and salad dressings, creamed soups and cheese-containing concoctions should be considered highly suspect sources of excess calories.
highly suspect• Monograph relegation based on date labels is highly suspect.• This part of the model is highly suspect.• Here belief in such portents is presented as being highly suspect, and possibly an excuse for more sordid political ends.• Scudamore admitted that there were at least three more highly suspect cases.• Again the virgin birth, in view of what we now know of human reproduction, has become highly suspect for people.• That movement is highly suspect, for two reasons.• At first, of course, he sides with James in regarding Paul's work as highly suspect, if not blasphemous.• All sauces, mayonnaise and salad dressings, creamed soups and cheese-containing concoctions should be considered highly suspect sources of excess calories.
(1400-1500) Latin suspectare, from the past participle of suspicere “to look up at, admire, distrust”, from sub- “up, secretly” + specere “to look at”
suspect3 sus·pect1 verb →n GRAMMAR1sus·pect2 noun →n COLLOCATIONS1suspect3 adjectiveadj
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