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🔑trusttrust1 /trʌst / noun - [uncountable] trust (in sb / sth) the belief that someone or something is good, sincere, honest, etc. and will not try to harm or trick you信任；信赖◆a partnership based on trust 基于信任的合作关系◆I put my trust in him, but he failed me.我对他很信任，但他却让我失望了。◆As a teacher, you are in a position of trust.作为教师，你重任在肩。
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business商业) an arrangement by which a person or an organization manages money and property for someone else信托；委托◆The money was put into a trust fund for the children.这笔钱被放到了一个专为这些孩子设立的信托基金里。
- [countable] an organization or a group of people that invests money that is given or lent to it and uses the profits to help a charity受托基金机构；受托团体◆a charitable trust慈善信托机构
 ●on trustwithout having proof; without checking听信；轻信；贸然相信◆I can't prove it. You must take it on trust.我无法证明这事，你一定是轻信了。
🔑trusttrust2 /trʌst / verb - [transitive] to believe that you can rely on someone or something to do what he / she / it is supposed to do; to believe that someone or something will not harm you信任；信赖◆He said the car was safe, but I just don't trust him.他说这车是安全的，但我就是不相信他。◆Can I trust you to behave while I am out?我出去以后，你们能乖乖的让我放心吗？◆You can't trust her with money.你不能把钱托付给她。◆She is not to be trusted with money.不能把钱托付给她。◆I don't trust that dog. It looks dangerous.我不放心那条狗，它看上去很凶。 OPP mistrust
- [intransitive, transitive] trust (in) sb / sth to depend on someone or something or have faith in someone or something依赖；信任；相信◆to trust in God相信上帝◆I'll trust your judgment.我相信你的判断力。
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