日本語WordNet
the cognitive process that leads to convictions; "seeing is believing"
AIによる解説
Believing is the present participle and gerund of 'believe.' Used to describe the act or state of having faith or trust. Famous in the idiom 'Seeing is believing' (you need to see something to believe it). Also used in religious contexts for having faith.
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The diplomat is believed to have negotiated secretly with rivals to broker a compromise preventing escalation.
外交官は、エスカレーションを防ぐ妥協を仲介するために、ライバルと秘密裏に交渉したと信じられています。
I do believe that comprehensive reforms are imperative to address the persistent inequalities plaguing society currently.
私は、現在社会を苦しめている持続的な不平等に対処するために包括的な改革が必須であると本当に信じています。
Believing the testimony to be fabricated, the attorneys challenged its credibility through aggressive cross-examination techniques.
証言が捏造されたと信じて、弁護士は積極的な反対尋問技術を通じてその信憑性に挑戦しました。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz