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1 entrust
{in'trʌst}
1. поверявам
to ENTRUST someone with the care of something, to ENTRUST something to the care of someone предавам нещо на грижите на някого, поверявам нещо някому
2. възлагам, натоварвам
to ENTRUST someone with a duty възлагам някому задължение* * *{in'tr^st} v 1. поверявам; to entrust s.o. with the care of s.th.,* * *възлагам; доверявам (се); задължавам;* * *1. to entrust someone with a duty възлагам някому задължение 2. to entrust someone with the care of something, to entrust something to the care of someone предавам нещо на грижите на някого, поверявам нещо някому 3. възлагам, натоварвам 4. поверявам* * *entrust, intrust[in´trʌst] v 1. поверявам (to); предавам на грижите на (to); to \entrust s.o. with the care of s.th., to \entrust the care of s.th. to s.o. предавам нещо на нечии грижи; to \entrust s.o. with money, to \entrust money to s.o. поверявам на някого пари; 2. възлагам, натоварвам, задължавам; I \entrusted him with the duty of locking up поверих му задължението да заключи, задължих го да заключи. -
2 intrust
вж. entrust* * *entrust.* * *възлагам;* * *вж. entrust* * *
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