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1 trust
/trʌst/ * danh từ - sự tín nhiệm, lòng tin, sự tin cậy =to have (put, repose) trust in someone+ tin cậy ai, tín nhiệm ai =a breach of trust+ sự bội tín =you must take what I say on trust+ anh cứ tin vào lời tôi - niềm hy vọng, kỳ vọng, sự tin tưởng, sự trông mong =you are my sole trust+ anh là nguồn hy vọng duy nhất của tôi, tôi chỉ biết trông mong vào anh - sự giao phó, sự phó thác, sự uỷ thác =to commit to someone's trust+ giao phó cho ai trông nom, uỷ thác cho ai =to have in trust+ được giao phó, được uỷ thác =to leave in trust+ uỷ thác =to lold a property in trust+ (pháp lý) trông nom một tài sản được uỷ thác - trách nhiệm =a position of great trust+ một chức vị có trách nhiệm lớn - (thương nghiệp) sự mua chịu, sự bán chịu =to supply goods on trust+ cung cấp hàng chịu =to deliver goods on trust+ giao hàng chịu - (kinh tế) tơrơt * ngoại động từ - tin, tin cậy, tín nhiệm; trông cậy =to trust someone+ tin ai, tín nhiệm ai =his words can't be trusted+ lời nói của nó không thể tin được - hy vọng =I trust that you are in good health+ tôi hy vọng rằng anh vấn khoẻ mạnh =I trust to be able to join you+ tôi hy vọng có thể đến với anh - giao phó, phó thác, uỷ thác =I know I can trust my children with you+ tôi biết tôi có thể giao phó con cái tôi cho anh được - phó mặc, để mặc, bỏ mặc =I can't trust you out of my sight+ tôi không thể phó mặc anh không trông nom dòm ngó gì đến - bán chịu, cho chịu =you can trust him for any amount+ anh có thể cho hắn chịu bao nhiêu cũng được * nội động từ - trông mong, tin cậy =to trust to luck+ trông vào sự may mắn =to trust in someone+ tin ở ai
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