disbelievingly
disbelievingly — 副詞
1. with an expression, tone, or gesture that clearly communicates your refusal to a
難以置信地
以不相信的態度
with an expression, tone, or gesture that clearly communicates your refusal to accept a claim or situation as genuine
Mauricio stared disbelievingly at the empty parking space where his car had been parked.
Mauricio 難以置信地盯著那個他原本停車的空位。
stared disbelievingly at [object] — adverb before prepositional phrase
Defne shook her head disbelievingly when Jenna told her the price of the ticket.
當 Jenna 告訴 Defne 那張票的價格時，Defne 難以置信地搖了搖頭。
shook [possessive] head disbelievingly — common collocation with gesture verbs
Reuben read the letter disbelievingly, then read it a second time to be sure.
Reuben 難以置信地讀了那封信，然後又讀了一遍以確認無誤。
Yuki stared at her phone disbelievingly as the news report kept repeating the same numbers.
Yuki 難以置信地盯著手機，因為新聞報導不斷重複同樣的數字。
Sahil listened disbelievingly to the long list of rules the guide was explaining.
Sahil 難以置信地聽著導遊正在解釋的那一長串規則。
- incredulously
more literary and slightly stronger in tone; often suggests shock or amazement alongside disbelief
- skeptically
implies a questioning, doubting attitude rather than outright refusal to believe
- doubtfully
milder in force; suggests uncertainty rather than firm rejection of truth
- trustingly
showing confidence and acceptance rather than doubt
- credulously
too willing to believe without good reason
文法句型
verb + disbelievingly
disbelievingly + verb phrase
用法筆記
Most commonly modifies verbs of looking, listening, or reacting — such as stare, shake one's head, laugh, listen, and read. The adverb typically appears immediately before a prepositional phrase or at the end of a clause.