transitive (originally intransitive with dative; cf. 2). To trust, have confidence in, believe (a person or thing).

transitive. To have confidence in, rely on: = trust, v. 4.

transitive with simple obj. (? originally dative), or clause: = traist, v. 2b.

With neuter adjective or adverb and preposition: To think (much or highly) of; to feel or be affected towards; to trust in. Also without…

transitive. To have faith in; to trust.

transitive. To trust, place confidence in (a person).

transitive and intransitive. To trust.

transitive with simple obj. (? originally dative), or clause: To trust, have confidence in.

To trust.

transitive. To trust in. (Perhaps to be read as two words.)

transitive. To trust.

with object clause: To trust, believe, have confidence, or feel assured (that). ? Obsolete.

To save the credit of (an author).

Originally U.S. transitive. To base (a plan, one's hopes, etc.) with confidence on someone or something.