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101 благонадійний
reliable, trusty; trustworthy -
102 вірний
1) ( відданий) faithful, true, loyal, staunch, devoted, trusty2) (правильний, точний) true, correct, right, exact, precise, just3) ( надійний - про засіб) sure, reliable, unfailing, real, infallible4) ( неминучий) certain, sure -
103 надійний
1) reliable, dependable, trusty, trustworthy2) ( перевірений) effective; ( безпечний) safe -
104 перевірений
1) ( про роботу) checked, verified; approved, tried2) (про людину, механізм) reliable, dependable, trusty -
105 emin
adj. sure, confident, certain, positive, safe, secure, trustworthy, reliable, proof, assured, in the bag, clear, cocksure, confidential, deliberate, firm, good, responsible, sound, stanch, staunch, trusty, unfaltering--------n. bailee, fiduciary* * *(adj.) sure ———————— 1. confident 2. safe -
106 sadık
adj. loyal, faithful, obedient, devoted, true blue, true hearted, adhesive, constant, devout, stanch, staunch, trusty* * *1. stalwart 2. steadfast 3. true blue 4. allegiant 5. faithful 6. loyal 7. devoted (adj.) -
107 güvenilir kimse
n. trusty, stand by, a safe card -
108 fidedigno
trust, trusty -
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trusty — trust|y1 [ˈtrʌsti] adj [only before noun] old fashioned a trusty weapon, vehicle, animal etc is one that you have had for a long time and can depend on often used humorously = ↑reliable ▪ He had his trusty old penknife with him. trusty 2 trusty2… … Dictionary of contemporary English
trusty — adjective (only before noun) old use or humorous a trusty weapon, vehicle, animal etc is one that you have had for a long time and can depend on: his trusty sword | My trusty old car will get us home … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
trusty — UK [ˈtrʌstɪ] / US adjective Word forms trusty : adjective trusty comparative trustier superlative trustiest humorous used for describing a person or thing that you have known or had for a long time and can depend on his trusty typewriter … English dictionary