英语词汇“trust”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

trustverb

uk/trʌst/us/trʌst/

trust verb (BELIEVE)

B1 [ I or T ] to believe that someone is good and honest and will not harm you, or that something is safe and reliable:

My sister warned me not to trust him.

Trust me - I know about these things.

Trust your instincts, and do what you think is right.

I don't trust air travel - it's unnatural.

[ + obj + to infinitive ] I trust him to make the right decision.

That man is not to be trusted.

I wouldn't trust him with my car.

Sometimes you have to trust in the goodness of human nature.

However much you plan an expedition like this, you still have to trust to luck to a certain extent.

More examples

He's such a liar - you can't trust a word he says.
I can't employ him in the shop unless I can trust him.
After what she did to me, I'll never trust her again.
You can trust Ruth because she always does things by the rules.
He's a sly old devil - I wouldn't trust him with my money.

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Trusting and not trusting

(you can) depend on/upon it idiom
accept/take sth on faith idiom
bank
bank on sb/sth
believe
believe in sb
count
distrust
faith
have faith! idiom
I wouldn't trust sb as far as I could throw them idiom
keep faith with sth/sb idiom
lean
put/place your faith in sth/sb idiom
reliance
rely on/upon sb/sth
repose
repose trust/confidence/hope in sb/sth idiom
turn
untrustworthy

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trust verb (HOPE)

C1 [ I ] formal to hope and expect that something is true:

[ + (that) ] I trust (that) you slept well?

The meeting went well, I trust.

Idiom(s)

I wouldn't trust sb as far as I could throw them

trust sb (to do sth)!

trustnoun

uk/trʌst/us/trʌst/

trust noun (BELIEF)

B2 [ U ] the belief that you can trust someone or something:

a relationship based on trust and understanding

We were obviously wrong to put our trust in her.

He's in a position of trust (= a position with responsibilities, especially to the public).

take sth on trust

to believe that something is true although you have no proof

More examples

Lack of trust is very destructive in a relationship.
Theirs was a partnership based on mutual respect, trust and understanding.
A good relationship is built on trust.
All her life she had a childlike trust in other people.
We place our trust in doctors, but even they are fallible.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Trusting and not trusting

(you can) depend on/upon it idiom
accept/take sth on faith idiom
bank
bank on sb/sth
believe
believe in sb
count
distrust
faith
have faith! idiom
I wouldn't trust sb as far as I could throw them idiom
keep faith with sth/sb idiom
lean
put/place your faith in sth/sb idiom
reliance
rely on/upon sb/sth
repose
repose trust/confidence/hope in sb/sth idiom
turn
untrustworthy

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trust noun (LEGAL ARRANGEMENT)

[ C ] a legal arrangement in which a person or organization controls property and/or money for another person or organization:

Under the terms of the trust he receives interest on the money, but he cannot get at the money itself.

The money that her father left her is being held/kept in trust (= being controlled) for her until she's 30.

Thesaurus: synonyms and related words

Trusts & funds

annuity
blind trust
covenant
escrow
fiduciary
fund
funding
inheritance
kitty
mutual fund
pension fund
pension plan
slush fund
super
superannuation
support
the Consolidated Fund
trustee
trusteeship

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trust noun (ORGANIZATION)

[ C ] an organization that controls property and/or money for another person:

He works for a charitable trust.

Housing trusts help to provide houses for people who are not well off.

[ C ] US used in the name of some banks:

Morgan Guaranty Trust

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Organizations, Societies & clubs

Assn
Assoc
association
book club
brotherhood
commission
committee
empire
fan club
FC
feeder club
foundation
friendly society
housing association
insignia
monolith
secret society
select committee
society
the old guard

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Trusts & funds

Banks

单词	trust
释义	Contents verb (2) trust (BELIEVE) trust (HOPE) noun (3) trust (BELIEF) trust (LEGAL ARRANGEMENT) trust (ORGANIZATION) Contents verb (2) trust (BELIEVE) trust (HOPE) noun (2) trust (ARRANGEMENT) trust (BELIEF) Contents noun (4) trust (1) trust (2) trust (3) trust (4) English American Business trustverb uk/trʌst/us/trʌst/ trust verb (BELIEVE) B1 [ I or T ] to believe that someone is good and honest and will not harm you, or that something is safe and reliable: My sister warned me not to trust him. Trust me - I know about these things. Trust your instincts, and do what you think is right. I don't trust air travel - it's unnatural. [ + obj + to infinitive ] I trust him to make the right decision. That man is not to be trusted. I wouldn't trust him with my car. Sometimes you have to trust in the goodness of human nature. However much you plan an expedition like this, you still have to trust to luck to a certain extent. More examples He's such a liar - you can't trust a word he says. I can't employ him in the shop unless I can trust him. After what she did to me, I'll never trust her again. You can trust Ruth because she always does things by the rules. He's a sly old devil - I wouldn't trust him with my money. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Trusting and not trusting (you can) depend on/upon it idiom *accept/take sth* on faith idiom bank** bank on sb/sth believe believe in sb count distrust faith have faith! idiom I wouldn't trust sb as far as I could throw them idiom keep faith with sth/sb idiom lean put/place your faith in sth/sb idiom reliance rely on/upon sb/sth repose repose trust/confidence/hope in sb/sth idiom turn untrustworthy See more results » trust verb (HOPE) C1 [ I ] formal to hope and expect that something is true: [ + (that) ] I trust (that) you slept well? The meeting went well, I trust. Idiom(s) I wouldn't trust sb as far as I could throw them trust sb (to do sth)! trustnoun uk/trʌst/us/trʌst/ trust noun (BELIEF) B2 [ U ] the belief that you can trust someone or something: a relationship based on trust and understanding We were obviously wrong to put our trust in her. He's in a position of trust (= a position with responsibilities, especially to the public). take sth on trust to believe that something is true although you have no proof More examples Lack of trust is very destructive in a relationship. Theirs was a partnership based on mutual respect, trust and understanding. A good relationship is built on trust. All her life she had a childlike trust in other people. We place our trust in doctors, but even they are fallible. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Trusting and not trusting (you can) depend on/upon it idiom *accept/take sth* on faith idiom bank** bank on sb/sth believe believe in sb count distrust faith have faith! idiom I wouldn't trust sb as far as I could throw them idiom keep faith with sth/sb idiom lean put/place your faith in sth/sb idiom reliance rely on/upon sb/sth repose repose trust/confidence/hope in sb/sth idiom turn untrustworthy See more results » trust noun (LEGAL ARRANGEMENT) [ C ] a legal arrangement in which a person or organization controls property and/or money for another person or organization: Under the terms of the trust he receives interest on the money, but he cannot get at the money itself. The money that her father left her is being held/kept in trust (= being controlled) for her until she's 30. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Trusts & funds annuity blind trust covenant escrow fiduciary fund funding inheritance kitty mutual fund pension fund pension plan slush fund super superannuation support the Consolidated Fund trustee trusteeship See more results » trust noun (ORGANIZATION) [ C ] an organization that controls property and/or money for another person: He works for a charitable trust. Housing trusts help to provide houses for people who are not well off. [ C ] US used in the name of some banks: Morgan Guaranty Trust Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Organizations, Societies & clubs Assn Assoc association book club brotherhood commission committee empire fan club FC feeder club foundation friendly society housing association insignia monolith secret society select committee society the old guard See more results » You can also find related words, phrases, and synonyms in the topics: Trusts & funds Banks trustverb [ I/T ] us/trʌst/ trust verb [ I/T ] (BELIEVE) to have confidence in something, or to believe in someone: [ T ] Trust me – I would never lie to you. [ T ] I was tested, but I’m not sure I trust the results. [ I ] I have finally learned to trust in my own abilities. trust verb [ I/T ] (HOPE) to hope and expect that something is true: [ T ] I trust (that) you slept well? trustnoun us/trʌst/ trust noun (ARRANGEMENT) [ C/U ] social studies a legal arrangement in which a person or organization controls property or money for the benefit of another person or organization: [ U ] The money is being held in trust for her until she turns 21. [ C/U ] social studies A trust is also a group of people or organizations that controls property or money for its own benefit, or the property or money controlled by the group: [ C ] The danger of trusts is that they can become very powerful. trust noun (BELIEF) [ U ] the belief that you can trust someone or something: Their relationship is based on trust and understanding. We were obviously wrong to put our trust in her. trustnoun uk/trʌst/us [ U ] belief that you can depend on someone or something: Following the recent scandals the industry has to rebuild public trust. Any good business relationship is built on mutual trust. He was elected as a public official in a position of trust. [ C or U ] LAW, FINANCE a legal arrangement in which you give a person or organization the right to manage money or property for a particular person or group of people that you have chosen to receive the money: In her will she set up a trust to provide scholarships for young musicians. His inheritance was held in trust until he reached 18. They consulted a solicitor on how to move the controlled trust money. [ C ] LAW, FINANCE an organization that manages money or property for another person or group: set up/establish a trust The company is owned by a trust on behalf of staff. She is director of the not-for-profit trust that runs the parks. [ C ] LAW, FINANCE an arrangement between two or more companies to work together illegally, for example to control prices: There are difficulties with the laws relating to illegal trusts. The agreement was found to have breached US anti trust laws. See also active trust blind trust brains trust breach of trust business trust charitable trust constructive trust deed of trust discretionary trust executed trust executory trust express trust fixed trust flexible trust implied trust investment trust living trust private trust public trust unit trust
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trustverb

trust verb (BELIEVE)

trust verb (HOPE)

Idiom(s)

trustnoun

trust noun (BELIEF)

trust noun (LEGAL ARRANGEMENT)

trust noun (ORGANIZATION)

trustverb [ I/T ]

trust verb [ I/T ] (BELIEVE)

trust verb [ I/T ] (HOPE)

trustnoun

trust noun (ARRANGEMENT)

trust noun (BELIEF)

trustnoun

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