believed to be的意思

believed to be中文翻譯：

據信是

相似詞語短語

believed to───相信是的

believed───贊成；有信心；的存在；認為；相信

be to be───即將成為

believed in───信仰；信任

to be───存在

to be to───將要

it is believed───人們相信（believed是believe的過去分詞）；據說（believed是believe的過去分詞）；據信（believed是believe的過去分詞）

be meant to be───旨在；意味著；注定是

to try to be───努力成為

雙語使用場景

He has a message from King Fahd, believed to be an appeal for Arab unity.───他有個來自法赫德國王的口信，相信是對阿拉伯團結的呼吁。

Fossil hunters have unearthed the bones of an elephant believed to be 500,000 years old.───化石尋找者們挖掘出了一頭被認為有50萬年之久的大象遺骨。

A little adolescent rebellion is commonly believed to be healthy.───青春期叛逆被普遍認為是一個健康的現象。

Moore is still believed to be alive, although nothing has been heard from him for months.───普遍認為摩爾還活著，盡管數月來沒有任何有關他的消息。

This earlier study did not use ambulatory blood pressure measurements, believed to be superior to office-based measurements.───這種早期的研究沒有采用被認為比在診所中測量設備更精確的動態血壓監測儀。

Experts said the East Turkestan Islamic Movement was believed to be a very small organisation.───專家說，據信東突這個組織的規模非常小。

Weather is not believed to be a factor. ? Witnesses say they did not see any fire before the plane broke apart.───天氣不認為是一個因素。？目擊者說，他們沒有看到任何消防飛機解體之前。

Everyone has in their office equipment they purchased they believed to be an end-all that turned out to be a zero.───每個人都把他們買的，他們最終可以信賴的辦公室設備變成了廢物！

Hirst said the tooth, believed to be a child's incisor, may have come from incidents he had at school.───赫斯特說，據信是兒童門牙的這個牙齒，可能來自于他在學校念書時所發生的一些事。

英語使用場景

The meat was believed to be contaminated with salmonella.

The new policy is believed to be the first scheme to offer protection against an illness.

Dancing was believed to be sinful.

The Prime Minister is believed to be inclining towards an April election.

For many years the atom was believed to be indivisible.

The painting is believed to be by a pupil of Titian.

A little adolescent rebellion is commonly believed to be healthy.

The stones are believed to be endowed with magical powers.

In Britain, the broadsheets are generally believed to be more serious than the tabloids.