believe it or not

used to concede that a proposition or statement is surprising

信不信由你（表示說的話令人吃驚）

believe it or not, the speaker was none other than Horace.

信不信由你，演講者就是霍勒斯。

believe me (或 believe you me)

used to emphasize the truth of a statement or assertion

（請(qǐng)你）相信我的話（強(qiáng)調(diào)話語的真實(shí)性）

believe me, it is well worth the effort.

相信我的話，這值得花工夫。

be unable to (或 be hardly able to) believe

be amazed by (something)

無法相信，簡(jiǎn)直不敢相信（表示對(duì)某事感到驚奇）

Clarke could hardly believe his luck as he put the ball into the empty net.

克拉克簡(jiǎn)直不敢相信運(yùn)氣那么好，竟把球打進(jìn)了空袋。

be unable to (或 be hardly able to) believe one's e

be amazed by what one sees or hears

無法（或簡(jiǎn)直不敢）相信自己的眼睛（或耳朵）（表示對(duì)所見或所聞感到驚訝）

don't you believe it!

used to express disbelief in the truth of a statement

別相信這話！

he says he is left of centre, but don't you believe it.

他說他的立場(chǎng)觀點(diǎn)中間偏左，別信他。

would you believe (it?)

used to express surprise at something one is relating

你會(huì)相信嗎？（對(duì)所說之事表示驚訝）

they're still arguing, would you believe it?.

他們還在爭(zhēng)論，真是怪事!。

believe in

have faith in the truth or existence of

相信（…的真實(shí)性）；相信（…的存在）；信仰

those who believe in God.

相信上帝的人。

be of the opinion that (something) is right, proper, or desirable

認(rèn)為（某事）是正確的（或合適的、必要的）

I don't believe in censorship of the arts.

我認(rèn)為不應(yīng)對(duì)藝術(shù)進(jìn)行審查。