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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. trust [ingl brit trʌst, ingl am trəst] SOST

1. trust (faith):

trust
to betray sb's trust
a breach of trust
a position of trust
to put one's trust in
to take sth on trust

2. trust DIR (set up by donor, testator):

trust (arrangement)
to set up a trust for
to hold sth in trust for
to leave a sum in trust for

3. trust FIN (large group of companies):

trust
trust m

4. trust FIN → investment trust

II. trust [ingl brit trʌst, ingl am trəst] VB vb trans

1. trust (believe):

trust person, judgment
who can we trust?

2. trust (rely on):

trust
trust me
trust her! (amused or annoyed)

3. trust (entrust):

to trust sb with sth
confier qc à qn

4. trust (hope):

trust
espérer (that que)
I trust not/so

III. trust [ingl brit trʌst, ingl am trəst] VB vb intr

to trust in person
to trust in God, fortune
to trust to luck

IV. trusted AGG

trusted friend:

a trust colleague

V. to trust oneself VB vb rifl

to trust oneself vb rifl:

to trust oneself to do

investment trust SOST

brains trust ingl brit, brain trust ingl am SOST (all contexts)

brains trust
brain-trust m
brains trust

charitable trust SOST FIN

investment trust SOST

unit trust SOST ingl brit FIN

unit trust
unit trust
SICAV f

trust territory SOST

trust territory

trust instrument SOST

trust fund SOST

trust fund

trust company SOST

trust company

trust account SOST

trust account

nel dizionario PONS

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

I. trust [trʌst] SOST

1. trust no pl (belief in reliability):

trust
to place one's trust in sb/sth
to take sth on trust
to betray sb's trust

2. trust no pl (responsibility):

trust
to have sth in trust
a position of trust

3. trust (organization):

trust

4. trust ECON:

trust
trust m

II. trust [trʌst] VB vb trans

1. trust (place trust in):

trust
to trust sb to +infin

2. trust (place reliance on):

trust
to trust sth to sb, to trust sb with sth
confier qc à qn
trust them to win/get lost scherz, iron

3. trust (hope):

to trust that ...

III. trust [trʌst] VB vb intr

to trust in sb/sth
se fier à qn/qc
to trust to luck

trust fund SOST

trust fund

investment trust SOST

unit trust SOST ingl brit

unit trust
SICAV f
perpetual student, trust
reciprocate trust, admiration
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
trust
trust
unit trust ingl brit
to put one's trust in sb
nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese

I. trust [trʌst] SOST

1. trust (belief in reliability):

trust
to place one's trust in sb/sth
to take sth on trust
to betray sb's trust

2. trust (responsibility):

trust
to have sth in trust
position of trust

3. trust (organization):

trust

4. trust ECON:

trust
trust m

II. trust [trʌst] VB vb trans

1. trust (place trust in):

trust
to trust sb to +infin

2. trust (place reliance on):

trust
to trust sth to sb, to trust sb with sth
confier qc à qn
trust them to win/get lost scherz, iron

3. trust (hope):

to trust that ...

III. trust [trʌst] VB vb intr

to trust in sb/sth
se fier à qn/qc
to trust to luck

investment trust SOST

trust fund SOST

trust fund
perpetual student, trust
reciprocate trust, admiration
francese
francese
inglese
inglese
trust
trust
to put one's trust in sb
trust
sign of trust
Present
Itrust
youtrust
he/she/ittrusts
wetrust
youtrust
theytrust
Past
Itrusted
youtrusted
he/she/ittrusted
wetrusted
youtrusted
theytrusted
Present Perfect
Ihavetrusted
youhavetrusted
he/she/ithastrusted
wehavetrusted
youhavetrusted
theyhavetrusted
Past Perfect
Ihadtrusted
youhadtrusted
he/she/ithadtrusted
wehadtrusted
youhadtrusted
theyhadtrusted

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Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

to place one's trust in sb/sth
to have sth in trust
to trust sth to sb, to trust sb with sth
confier qc à qn

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

The rationale for the defence is that military discipline requires immediate and unquestioning obedience to orders, backed up by stern punishment for disobedience.
en.wikipedia.org
A regime under which every subject is either a non-descript block, or an unquestioning soldier that marches from right to left.
www.ign.com
He found himself under pressure to display unquestioning loyalty to a crown that was unpopular amongst his followers, and he struggled in these trying circumstances.
en.wikipedia.org
Such contemporary accusations were repeated by unquestioning biographers and cemented into fact.
torontoist.com
Yet there is something stranger at work -- the unquestioning idea that milk is good for us.
www.telegraph.co.uk