trust
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/trʌst/
🇬🇧
/trʌst/
noun
B2
Confidence in someone's honesty or ability.
She has a lot of trust in her doctor.
B2
The acceptance that something is true or real.
There is a growing trust in alternative medicine.
R
A legal arrangement where assets are managed by one party for the benefit of another.
The inheritance was placed in a trust for the children.
R
An organization that manages funds to support a charity.
The charity set up a trust to help the homeless.
R
A group of companies working together in a way that is against the law.
The company was fined for forming a trust to control the market.
verb
B2
To have confidence in someone or something.
I trust her judgment completely.
B2
To believe that something is true or will happen.
You can trust that we will deliver on time.
R
To hope for a certain outcome.
I trust we will meet again soon.
translation
Confidence in someone's honesty or ability.; The acceptance that something is true or real.; A legal arrangement where assets are managed by one party for the benefit of another.; An organization that manages funds to support a charity.; A group of companies working together in a way that is against the law.
To have confidence in someone or something.; To believe that something is true or will happen.; To hope for a certain outcome.
Word Forms
3rd Present
trusts
Past
trusted
Perfect
trusted
Progressive
trusting
Plural
trusts