0 to believe that someone is good and honest and will not harm you, or that something is safe and reliable -- 信任，信赖，相信
However much you plan an expedition like this, you still have to trust to luck to a certain extent. 像这样的探险不管你准备得多么仔细，在某种程度上你仍然得依靠运气。
Sometimes you have to trust in the goodness of human nature. 有时你只能寄希望于人性的善良。
I wouldn't trust him with my car. 我不会把我的车交给他用。
That man is not to be trusted. 那个人不可靠。
[ + obj + to infinitive ] I trust him to make the right decision. 我相信他能作出正确的决定。
I don't trust air travel - it's unnatural. 我信不过航空旅行——它不合乎自然规律。
Trust your instincts, and do what you think is right. 相信你的直觉，做你认为正确的事情。
Trust me - I know about these things. 相信我——我了解这些东西。
1 to hope and expect that something is true -- 想；希望，盼望
The meeting went well, I trust. 我希望会议进行得顺利。
[ + (that) ] I trust (that) you slept well? 我想你睡得还好吧？
2 the belief that you can trust someone or something -- 信任，信赖
He's in a position of trust (= a position with responsibilities, especially to the public). 他身居要职。
We were obviously wrong to put our trust in her. 显然，我们不该信任她。
a relationship based on trust and understanding 建立在信任与理解基础上的关系
3 a legal arrangement in which a person or organization controls property and/or money for another person or organization -- （金钱或财产的）信托，托管
4 an organization that controls property and/or money for another person -- 信托基金机构
Of great significance here is that third parties were not necessarily trusted for their ability to be effective in settling disputes.
If sufficient information is obtained and if this information can be trusted, the agent can reliably choose its interaction partners.
One values being trusted oneself, merely because one wants to be included in co-operative ventures on terms that are advantageous.
A qualitative study of the introduction of nurse practitioners trusted the judgement of nurse practitioners and signed prescriptions without assessing a patient (unless requested to).
When ranked according to performance on key variables 118 trusts scored three or less.
Third parties were not trusted, in terms of their fairness or competence, and thus they did not necessarily have the ability to settle disputes.
Most adolescents also reported that their parents trusted how they handled their schoolwork.
Could the 'cheap men ', or unskilled labourers employed by the electric company, be trusted to read the meter ?
