To doubt or be skeptical of the truth of something, or to suspect that something is the case

beyond any doubt; for sure

a person suspected of a crime or offense

To call into question or challenge the truth, validity, or legality of something; to raise a doubt and ask for an explanation.

beyond all doubt; certainly; there is no question

a person suspected of having committed a crime but not yet convicted; also known as [[嫌犯|嫌犯|xian2 fan4]]

a criminal suspect; a person suspected of having committed a crime

a question, doubt, or matter that is not understood

suspicious; dubious; questionable

to be perplexed or puzzled; to feel uncertain or confused; to doubt or suspect

suspicion; the state of being suspected of a crime or error

to have misgivings or doubts; a feeling of suspicion or uncertainty

Doubtful or suspected; to seem to be but remain uncertain (often used in medical or legal contexts)

to hesitate; to waver or be uncertain in making a decision

distrustful, paranoid, or skeptical; having excessive doubts

a point or detail that is suspicious, unclear, or open to question; a suspicious circumstance

suspicion; doubt; a suspicious state of mind

difficult to understand or resolve; a difficult or knotty problem

without a doubt; there is no need for suspicion

to harbor suspicions; to have misgivings without factual basis

A feeling of uncertainty or excitement about what may happen next in a story; a genre of fiction featuring such tension

to believe unreservedly without any doubt; to have absolute certainty

to answer questions or provide explanations for difficult points (as a teacher, consultant, etc.); to clarify doubts or resolve uncertainties

to start to have doubts; to begin to feel suspicion

unquestionable; beyond doubt; so true or certain that it does not allow for any skepticism

to be suspicious or filled with doubt; to be hesitant because of suspicion or uncertainty

to doubt or question something; usually used in negative constructions like [[不容置疑|不容置疑|bu4 rong2 zhi4 yi2]] or [[毋庸置疑|毋庸置疑|wu2 yong1 zhi4 yi2]]

surprised and bewildered; suspicious and fearful

half believing, half doubting; not quite convinced or skeptical; to be uncertain about whether something is true or false

to be undecided or hesitant; same as [[犹豫|猶豫|you2 yu4]]

a haze of heavy doubts or misgivings that cloud one's mind

to start to have doubts; to begin to feel suspicious

half believing and half doubting; to be skeptical about whether something is true or not

to explain or clarify difficult points or intellectual puzzles

to act or respond immediately without any doubt or hesitation

(of a person) behaving in a suspicious way; one's movements or actions appearing questionable

will die for sure; to be certain to die

a mass of doubts and suspicions; a complex puzzle or mystery that is hard to unravel

a point or meaning in a text or principle that is unclear or difficult to understand

difficult-to-treat diseases or medical cases with unclear causes

to be overly suspicious; to suspect everyone or be afraid of one's own shadow

to temporarily set aside a question or issue without reaching a conclusion due to insufficient evidence

(literary) a cause for suspicion; a suspicious point; a doubtful spot

To clear up or remove someone's doubts and misgivings

a legal case that remains unsolved or difficult to judge due to a lack of evidence; a doubtful case

beyond any doubt; indubitable; used to describe facts or reasoning that are certain and for which there is ample evidence

beyond all doubt; perfectly clear and certain; without any suspicion or room for question

skepticism; a philosophical doctrine that questions the possibility of certain knowledge

A sentence used to ask a question or express doubt; also known as [[问句|問句|wen4 ju4]].