mistrust
US /mɪsˈtrʌst/
・UK /ˌmɪsˈtrʌst/
C1 上級
v.t./i.動詞 (他動詞/自動詞)不信を抱く
I mistrust him because he never tells the truth
n. (u.)不可算名詞不信
You should learn to be more confident in all your decisions and not mistrust yourself
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なぜ大惨事は皆の精神をかき乱すのか？ (Why Do Big Tragedies Mess With Everyone’s Head? ?)
- Consumers spend less, businesses freeze hiring or change strategies, supply chains tighten as demand becomes unpredictable, communities may pull together through cooperation and mutual support, or fracture as fear and mistrust spread.
その反応が何百万人もの人々に広がり、行動の変化が起こります。
- Communities may pull together through cooperation and mutual support or fracture as fear and mistrust spread.
コミュニティは協力や相互支援によって結束を強めることもあれば、恐怖や不信感が広がることで分裂することもあります。
なぜアメリカはイスラエルをこれほど支援・資金提供するのか？ | WSJ (Why Does the U.S. Support and Fund Israel So Much? | WSJ)
- After decades of mistrust and warfare, it looks as if American diplomacy has finally made possible a formal peace treaty between the two old adversaries.
何十年もの間、不信と抗争が続いてきた、アメリカの外交がついに可能にしたようだ。 旧来の敵対関係にあった2国間に正式な平和条約が結ばれた。
- After decades of mistrust and warfare, it looks as if American diplomacy has finally made possible a formal peace treaty between the two old adversaries.
- これが意味するのは隣国が兵器システムを買いたいときにね、 米国ではしばしば、販売も手配しなければならない。 その兵器システムをイスラエルに提供した。 砲撃
政府が隠蔽しようとした10の衝撃的な文書 (10 Disturbing Documents the Government Tried to Hide)
- The revelations deepened public mistrust and revived questions about oil, alliances, and accountability.
しかし、彼らは公式なサウジアラビアの共謀の明白な証拠を明らかにしませんでした。
- The revelations deepened public mistrust and revived questions about oil alliances and accountability.
その暴露は、国民の不信感を深め、石油同盟と説明責任に関する疑問を再燃させました。
シリア政府軍の駐留は状況をさらに悪化させるのか、それとも沈静化させるのか？ | DW News (Will the presence of Syrian government forces inflame or calm the situation again? | DW News)
- But for many, especially after years of mistrust, the presence of government troops is seen as provocative.
しかし、多くの人々にとって、特に長年にわたる不信の後では、政府軍の存在は挑発的なものとみなされている。
- But for many in Suwayda, especially after years of mistrust, the presence of government troops is seen as provocative.
それ以下はレトリックとみなされる。
クリス・アンダーソン「TEDトーク：パブリックスピーキング公式ガイド」| Talks at Google (Chris Anderson: "TED Talks: The Official TED Guide to Public Speaking" | Talks at Google)
- But I think there is a case to try to diffuse skepticism and mistrust.
共有する価値のある何かを持っているにもかかわらず
- and mistrust.
and mistrust.
独占：イラン外相、米との交渉についてCNNに語る - 緊迫する状況下で (Exclusive: Iran's foreign minister speaks to CNN about negotiations with US amid ongoing tensions)
- Uh, and in order to have a meaningful negotiation, we need to overcome this mistrust.
ですから、アメリカ人と話した良い経験、肯定的な経験は全くありません。
- And in order to have a meaningful negotiation, we need to overcome this mistrust.
そして、意味のある交渉をするためには、この不信感を乗り越える必要があります。
中国がインドの裏庭でインドに勝つ方法 (How China is Beating India in Its Own Backyard)
- If you open a map that tracks ships, zoom in on the Indian Ocean, then turn on live tracking... ...the vital arteries of global commerce become obvious Without access to it, trade between Europe, the Middle East, Africa and Asia... ...would basically grind to a halt These are the choke points, the critical passages that fuel the world economy For India, they're non-negotiable, carrying almost all its trade and energy Since the Indian Ocean is named after India, it is quite integral to India's worldview But it's also important to another giant China is pouring billions into ports, infrastructure and naval expansion And that has India alarmed China is not violating any international rules And China is not infringing upon India's interests Therefore, they have to change their mentality What were once obscure specks in the vast Indian Ocean... ...are now the silent targets in a looming struggle One that could choke global trade and tilt the balance of power There's increased competition between the US and China... ...between China and India as well, vying for influence within that President Donald Trump's shift in foreign policy... ...has cast uncertainty on the US's role in the region I will put America first And open doors for China At the centre of it all are tiny countries like Mauritius... ...which find themselves courted by powers that might once have overlooked them Mauritius is known for its beautiful white sand beaches, the lagoon... ...the great five-star hotels and the hospitality of Mauritians But it's more than that Mauritius controls 2.3 million kilometres... ...of economic exclusive zone in the Indian Ocean It sits in the middle of the maritime trade So it shows how strategic, important Mauritius is Its heat sweetens those sugar canes on which the island's economy depends When I was born, the country was living off sugar cane plantation We saw a kind of a surge of interest from the early 2000s from China It shifted from China to India... ...leveraging on the fact that Mauritius is also known as Little India... ...or Chota Bharat, as we say And these countries do help us, be it China, be it India So it's helping the country to prosper But just beyond these pristine shores, military bases... ...on the Agalega Islands, a territory governed by Mauritius... ...India has constructed a new airstrip to land surveillance aircraft... ...in large part to track Chinese activity Meanwhile, Diego Garcia, another island Mauritius has sovereignty over... ...has proved strategic for US and UK military power... ...with a base there since the 1970s When powers become global, one thing they want to do... ...is kind of spec the globe with military bases to project power internationally And when you think about that kind of network... ...it's something that China is starting to set its sights on But China is not alone India's Agalega base signals a shift in its global ambitions too... ...driven by economic expansion and tensions with China India and China have had ties dating back millennia They had a brief period of friendship in the 1950s... ...but the two countries fought a border war in 1962 And the relationship honestly has never quite recovered It's characterised by deep mistrust, a deep sense of insecurity on Delhi's part And in fact, in 2020, the two countries fought a series of border skirmishes... ...which resulted in loss of life on both sides If the dispute between India and China was primarily land-based in the past... ...now both countries are thinking about how that extends into the maritime domain Four of the world's six most important maritime chokepoints are in the Indian Ocean... ...making it absolutely critical to global trade When you think about countries like India and China... ...the dependency is really quite startling India relies on the ocean for something like 95% of its international trade... ...80% of its energy In fact, 40% of the world's offshore petroleum is found in the Indian Ocean... ...and nearly half of oil products transiting through these chokepoints... ...are received by India and China When Beijing looks at its energy security, its ability to procure oil for example... ...it's very heavily dependent on the Middle East to some extent, Africa... ...and nearly all of that goes through this chokepoint called the Strait of Lacka Blocking any of these routes would have a huge impact on global trade... ...creating a potential flashpoint for conflict But China has seemingly been preparing As part of its Global Belt and Road Initiative... ...it has asserted its regional influence... ...with multi-billion-dollar infrastructure investments across the Indian Ocean You can see China's influence in infrastructure, the airport, the dam... ...the headquarters of the national radio TV station In Mauritius, they've also installed surveillance cameras... ...made by Chinese telecom giant Huawei You will find that all these projects are economic projects... ...which of course are welcomed by these countries Alongside its aggressive military build-up in the South China Sea... ...China is also extending its reach into the Indian Ocean Chinese warships have been sent on anti-piracy missions... ...and billions funnelled into 46 commercial ports... ...36 of which can host naval vessels On Africa's east coast, China built its first military base in Djibouti... ...and is expanding its naval footprint in Cambodia... ...giving it the potential to project power from both sides of the Indian Ocean The rate at which China is building ships, aircraft, missiles... ...you have actually a dramatic expansion of Chinese military power It's a growing concern for Indian policymakers... ...who know the Indian Ocean is more than just a trade route The idea that an external power... ...and these days it's increasingly Beijing that they're thinking of... ...could shut that down or somehow hinder it... ...is a really big threat to India's national security... ...and its hopes of rising As China pushes in, the power that has dominated... ...the Indian Ocean for decades is in retreat We have more breaking news on this Friday night Secretary of State Marco Rubio now ordering the US... ...to immediately stop almost all foreign aid and supplies... ...pending a review The US cuts to foreign assistance are like a gift to China The US had been investing aid in democracy promotion... ...protecting civil society, health, education, transparent economic development Now that many of those programmes have gone away... ...it really is allowing China an opportunity to come in and fill the gaps While the US still controls more military installations than any other nation... ...with about 750 across at least 80 countries... ...President Trump's foreign policy has meant scaling back... ...on global defence commitments And that puts more pressure on the US base on Diego Garcia... ...to counter China's growing presence This is the only base where the US has bombers in the Indo-Pacific region... ...aside from Guam And it's an area where countries like India... ...would not want the Chinese to get access and get a hold on As a result, India is flexing its military might Alongside the airstrip in Agalega... ...it has commissioned a new base on Minicoy Island... ...and opened its first offshore military logistics hub... ...at Dukhum Port in Oman It's also working harder to win hearts and minds around the Indian Ocean We are at the main metro station in Portlis, the capital The whole project has been funded through grants from India It showcases India's investment in a small island nation like Mauritius While China continues to dominate regional investment... ...not all of its projects have delivered See this picture?
船舶を追跡する地図を開き、インド洋を拡大し、ライブ追跡をオンにすると......世界貿易の重要な動脈が明らかになる。インド洋へのアクセスがなければ、ヨーロッパ、中東、アフリカ、アジア間の貿易は......基本的に停止する。インドにとって、インド洋は譲れない重要な航路であり、貿易とエネルギーのほぼすべてを運んでいる。インド洋はインドにちなんで命名されたため、インドの世界観にとって不可欠なものだ。米国と中国の競争は激化し、中国とインドもその中で影響力を争っている ドナルド・トランプ大統領の外交政策の転換は、こ
- It's characterized by deep mistrust, a deep sense of insecurity on Delhi's part,
なぜ政治家は陰謀論を好むのか (Why Politicians Love Conspiracy Theories)
- They just need to get you to mistrust all of our institutions and then they can kind of guide you into voting for whoever they want.
彼らはただ、私たちのすべての制度に不信感を抱かせ、そして自分たちが望む人物に投票するように誘導するだけなのだ。
- They just need to get you to mistrust all of our institutions,
彼らはただ、私たちのすべての制度に不信感を抱かせ、そして自分たちが望む人物に投票するように誘導するだけなのだ。
AI告発者：AI企業はAIに関する真実を隠している！ | カレン・ハオ | The Diary Of A CEO (AI Whistleblower: AI Companies Are Hiding The Truth About AI! | Karen Hao | The Diary Of A CEO)
- Key figures like Ilya Sutskever raised serious governance concerns about Altman's leadership style, describing an environment of mistrust and competitive dysfunction within teams.
イーリヤ・スツケバー氏のような主要人物は、アルトマン氏のリーダーシップスタイルについてガバナンス上の深刻な懸念を表明し、チーム内での不信感と競争的な機能不全の環境を描写しました。
- Key figures like Ilya Sutskever raised serious governance concerns about Altman's leadership style, describing an environment of mistrust and competitive dysfunction within teams.
イーリヤ・スツケバー氏のような主要人物は、アルトマン氏のリーダーシップスタイルについてガバナンス上の深刻な懸念を表明し、チーム内での不信感と競争的な機能不全の環境を描写しました。
