distrust u rečniku PONS

distrust Primeri iz rečnika PONS (ručno uređeno)

to be [firmly] rooted in sth distrust, problems
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Many football fans distrusted the league because of its relationship to pro wrestling.
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It held to small government principles and distrusted the national government.
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He also recalls the distrust he sensed from her at the time.
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This leads to distrust and resentment, two powerfully harmful factors in terms of unit morale, and thus military effectiveness.
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Over the years, she developed a distrust of outsiders, including her family, because she thought they were after her money.
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I developed a profound distrust of government regardless of the philosophy of the people in power.
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It was plagued by mutual distrust and lack of understanding, being even described as hostile by some modern scholars.
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The mutual distrust of the people who had to form the new state was great.
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Despite this assistance, there was still considerable distrust between the two domains.
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They distrust him; they do not know in what category of politicians to place him; he really stands alone.
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