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I [ˌmɪs'trʌst]nome diffidenza f., sfiducia f. (of, towards verso, nei confronti di)II [ˌmɪs'trʌst]verbo transitivo diffidare di, non avere fiducia in [judgement, person]* * *1. verb(to have no confidence or trust in.) diffidare di, non avere fiducia di2. noun(lack of confidence in something.) diffidenza, mancanza di fiducia- mistrustfully* * *mistrust /mɪsˈtrʌst/n. [uc](to) mistrust /mɪsˈtrʌst/v. t.diffidare di; non avere fiducia in; sospettare di (q.): to mistrust one's own judgment, non fidarsi della propria capacità di giudicare● to mistrust oneself, non aver fiducia in sé stesso.* * *I [ˌmɪs'trʌst]nome diffidenza f., sfiducia f. (of, towards verso, nei confronti di)II [ˌmɪs'trʌst]verbo transitivo diffidare di, non avere fiducia in [judgement, person]
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