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I. trust [trʌst] SUBST
1. trust no Pl (belief):
trust
2. trust no Pl (responsibility):
a position of trust
a position of trust
in sb's trust
3. trust (arrangement):
trust
to set up a trust
4. trust (trustees):
trust
5. trust:
trust Am (union)
trust Brit (trust company)
trust Brit (trust company)
trust m
6. trust Am (bank name):
trust
7. trust (credit):
trust
on trust
8. trust (hope):
trust
9. trust (custody):
trust
trust
II. trust [trʌst] VERB trans (believe, rely on)
trust
trust
to trust sb to do sth
to trust sb with sth
trust her/him/you etc. to do that! ugs
III. trust [trʌst] VERB intr
1. trust form (believe):
to trust in sb/sth
2. trust form (hope):
to trust [that] ...
upati, [da] ...
OpenDict-Eintrag
trust SUBST
OpenDict-Eintrag
trust SUBST
in·ˈvest·ment trust SUBST
ˈtrust fund SUBST
trust fund
unit ˈtrust SUBST Brit FIN
unit 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
PONS OpenDict

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The lodge helps support an adjoining game reserve and operates a trust that has been responsible for the construction of five schools and a maternity clinic, among other developments.
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Participants argued that a large brain trust of internationally oriented political scientists and economists was an urgent national priority.
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Only certain beneficiaries and possible heirs can request a copy of the revocable living trust after you pass away.
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Their position was that while a trust was formed, the tribe could not make a claim for damages without explicit congressional authorization.
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They are extremely distrustful of outsiders and do not often take in strangers, especially ex-holders, without some proof of trust.
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