trust

• Nom désignant une confiance ferme en la fiabilité, la véracité, les capacités ou la force de quelqu'un ou de quelque chose, ainsi que la charge ou la responsabilité qui en découle.

A noun referring to a firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something.

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1. Reliance on integrityA2formal

   Firm belief in the reliability, truth, ability, or strength of someone or something.

   Confiance

   • She has complete trust in her best friend.
   • Trust is the foundation of any strong relationship.
   • He earned the trust of his colleagues through hard work.

   Synonymesassurancebeliefconfidencecredencefaithreliance

   Antonymesdistrustdoubtmistrustsuspicion

2. Legal arrangementB2formallegal

   An arrangement where a person or organization manages property or money for the benefit of another.

   Fiducie

   • The money was placed in a trust for the children.
   • He set up a trust to manage his assets after his death.
   • The trust is responsible for distributing funds to the beneficiaries.

   Synonymessettlementtrust fund

3. Confidence in futureB1formal

   A confident expectation that something will happen or be done.

   Confiance en l'avenir

   • I have trust that the project will succeed.
   • The public's trust in the government has declined.
   • She placed her trust in the doctor's advice.

   Synonymesassurancebeliefconfidenceconvictionexpectationfaith

   Antonymesdistrustdoubtmistrustsuspicion

• Verbe exprimant la confiance en la fiabilité, la véracité ou la capacité de quelqu'un ou de quelque chose, ou le fait de s'en remettre à eux.

A verb used to express the act of having confidence in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something.

1. Believe in reliabilityA2formal

   To have confidence in the honesty, integrity, or reliability of a person or thing.

   Se fier à

   • I trust my best friend with my secrets.
   • She trusts her doctor's advice completely.
   • You can trust him to keep his promises.

   Synonymesbelieve incount ondepend onrely on

   Antonymesdistrustdoubtmistrustsuspect

2. Rely onA2formal

   To depend on something or someone to act in a certain way.

   se fier à

   • We trust the bus schedule to be accurate.
   • He trusts his instincts when making decisions.
   • They trust the software to process data correctly.

   Synonymescount ondepend onrely on

   Antonymesdistrustdoubtmistrust

3. EntrustB1formal

   To give someone responsibility for something valuable or important.

   Confier

   • She trusted him with the keys to her house.
   • The manager trusted the team with the new project.
   • I trust you to handle this matter carefully.

   Synonymesassignchargecommendcommitconfidedelegateentrusthand over