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| | to be confident that someone is honest , fair , and reliable 信任；信赖；相信 | Both communities have to trust each other. 两个社区必须相互信任。 | | Politicians just can’ t be trusted. 就是不能信任政客。 | | trust sb to do sth Can we trust you to give John the message? 我们能托您告诉约翰这个消息吗？ | | trust sb with sth I can always trust him with a secret. 我总是能放心地把秘密告诉他。a. | | | a | to be confident that something is safe , reliable , or effective 相信（某事安全、可靠或有效） | | Never trust cheap locks like these. 千万别相信这种廉价的锁。 | | trust sth to do sth I wouldn’ t trust that ladder to hold me up. 我不相信那把梯子能撑得住我。 | | trust sb’ s judgment (=be confident that they can make good decisions) I trust his judgment on legal issues. 相信某人的判断力 | | | | b | to be confident that a fact or piece of information is true or accurate 相信（某事或某信息的真实性或准确性） | | Don’ t trust anything Mr Davis tells you. 别相信戴维斯先生对你说的话。 | | |
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| - | I trust (that) spoken formal
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| used for saying that you hope and expect that something is true |
| 我希望 |
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| I trust that you’ ve already completed the paperwork, Mrs Williams. 我希望你已完成了文书工作，威廉姆斯太太。 |
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| - | not trust sb an inch informal
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| to not trust someone at all |
| 一点都不信任某人 |
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| - | not trust sb as far as you can throw them informal
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| to not trust someone at all |
| 一点都不信任某人 |
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| - | trust sb (to do sth) spoken
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| used for saying that someone has done something that you think is typical of them , especially something that annoys you |
| 某人（做某事，尤指令人厌烦的事）不稀奇 |
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| Trust Tim to forget about our meeting! 蒂姆果然又忘了我们的会议！ |
| ‘Pete left the kitchen in a real mess.’ ‘Trust him!’ “皮特把厨房搞得一团糟。”“他就是这个样子。” |
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| - | ˈtrust in |
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| | trust in sb/sth: to have confidence in someone or something 信任；相信 | They had trusted in the opinion polls, but these turned out to be completely wrong. 他们相信民意测验，但测验结果却证明是大错特错。 | |
| - | ˈtrust to |
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| | trust to sth: to depend on something such as luck or chance to help you to achieve something , usually because you have no other choice （通常指别无选择而只能）依靠（运气或机会等） | I’ m trusting to luck that the shops will be open. 我只能指望商店没关门。 | |
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