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suspicious [səˈspɪʃəs] ПРИЛ.
1. suspicious (arousing suspicion):
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- suspeito(-a)
2. suspicious (lacking trust):
- to be suspicious of sb
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They tend to be very reclusive, suspicious that others covet their treasure hoards and territory.
en.wikipedia.org The first step is to identify suspicious claims that have a higher possibility of being fraudulent.
en.wikipedia.org This suspicious view on the world is called the mean world syndrome.
en.wikipedia.org The player encounters a suspicious figure on the street, but is quickly knocked unconscious.
en.wikipedia.org He tries to explain that leaving would look suspicious and that they don't have the money to simply go away.
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