verb

trust

to believe in the reliability of, to have confidence in

I trust you completely.

I trust you completely.

You can trust him with your secret.

You can trust him with your secret.

She trusted her savings to the bank.

She trusted her savings to the bank.

((sb./sth.)) to believe in the reliability of (sb./sth.) I trust you completely.

((sb.)) ((with sth.)) to allow (sb.) to have or use (sth.) You can trust him with your secret.

((sth.)) ((to sb./sth.)) to give (sth.) to (sb./sth.) for safekeeping She trusted her savings to the bank.

Synonyms: believe in, rely on, depend on; Antonyms: distrust, doubt

From Old Norse 'traust' meaning 'confidence, help'.

Think of the phrase 'in rust we trust' is wrong, but 'in us you can trust' is right.

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