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To cause uncertainty, suspicion, or misgivings about something or someone.
문화적 배경
The concept of 'Fitna' (social discord) is often linked to things that 'raise doubts'. People are encouraged to be clear in their dealings to avoid 'Shubuhat' (suspicions). In Egyptian social life, being 'mushakkik' (someone who causes doubt) is a social stigma. People often go to great lengths to prove their 'Niyya Safiya' (pure intention). In political discourse, 'يثير الشكوك' is used frequently to question the motives of foreign interventions or local political shifts. In business culture, transparency is highly valued to avoid 'Itharat al-Shukuk' among tribal or family business partners.
Use with 'Hawla'
Always pair this with 'Hawla' (around) to sound like a native news anchor.
Don't over-use
If you use this for every small thing, you'll sound like a conspiracy theorist. Use it for significant doubts.
뜻
To cause uncertainty, suspicion, or misgivings about something or someone.
Use with 'Hawla'
Always pair this with 'Hawla' (around) to sound like a native news anchor.
Don't over-use
If you use this for every small thing, you'll sound like a conspiracy theorist. Use it for significant doubts.
The 'Inna' rule
In many dialects, if something 'Yuthiru al-shukuk', people say 'Fi inna fil mawdu' (There is an 'Inna' in the matter), referring to the grammatical particle that starts a sentence with emphasis.
셀프 테스트
Fill in the correct form of the verb 'أثار'.
تصرفات اللص _____ الشكوك لدى الشرطة.
The subject 'تصرفات' (actions) is a non-human plural, which is treated as feminine singular in Arabic grammar.
Choose the best preposition to complete the sentence.
هناك شكوك كثيرة _____ نزاهة هذا المشروع.
'Hawla' (around/about) is the most common preposition used with 'Shukūk' to indicate the topic.
Complete the dialogue with the phrase 'يثير الشكوك'.
أ: لماذا يرفض المدير إعطاءنا التفاصيل؟ ب: لا أعرف، لكن هذا الرفض _____.
This is the most natural and idiomatic response in a consultative register.
Match the sentence to the situation.
1. 'الأرقام غير متطابقة.' 2. 'إنه يرتدي قناعاً في البنك.' 3. 'قال إنه في البيت لكنه في الحديقة.'
Matching the specific type of doubt to the context.
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시각 학습 자료
연습 문제 은행
4 연습 문제تصرفات اللص _____ الشكوك لدى الشرطة.
The subject 'تصرفات' (actions) is a non-human plural, which is treated as feminine singular in Arabic grammar.
هناك شكوك كثيرة _____ نزاهة هذا المشروع.
'Hawla' (around/about) is the most common preposition used with 'Shukūk' to indicate the topic.
أ: لماذا يرفض المدير إعطاءنا التفاصيل؟ ب: لا أعرف، لكن هذا الرفض _____.
This is the most natural and idiomatic response in a consultative register.
1. 'الأرقام غير متطابقة.' 2. 'إنه يرتدي قناعاً في البنك.' 3. 'قال إنه في البيت لكنه في الحديقة.'
Matching the specific type of doubt to the context.
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자주 묻는 질문
10 질문Yes, you can say 'هذا الرجل يثير الشكوك' (This man is suspicious/raises doubts).
Yes, 'Shukūk' (doubts) almost always implies a negative or uncertain situation.
'Shakk' is singular (a doubt), 'Shukūk' is plural (doubts). The plural is much more common in this phrase.
Yes, you can say 'أثار إعجابي' (It stirred my admiration/impressed me).
You can say 'هو شخص مثير للشكوك'.
The roots are used, but this specific modern collocation is more common in post-classical and modern Arabic.
Yes, but it might sound a bit formal. In a text, you might just say 'في شي غلط' (Something is wrong).
'يبعث على الاطمئنان' (Yab'ath 'ala al-itmi'nan) - To inspire confidence/peace of mind.
Yes! Both come from the root ث-و-ر, meaning to stir up or erupt.
Yes, it's correct, but 'al-shukūk' (plural) sounds more natural to a native ear.
관련 표현
أثار الريبة
synonymTo arouse suspicion (stronger/more literary)
محل شك
similarUnder suspicion / questionable
قطع الشك باليقين
contrastTo end doubt with certainty
أثار الجدل
builds onTo spark controversy
