Trust for Meaning in English
expression
ˈtɹəst/ /ˈfɔɹ/, /fɝ/, /fɹɝ
TRUHST-for, TRUHST-fer, TRUHST-fur
tɹˈʌst/ /fˈɔː
truhst-FAW
Definition
To have confidence in someone or something, believing that they are reliable or will act as you expect. Used with people, organizations, or things.
Usage & Nuances
'Trust for' is usually followed by a noun or pronoun. Common with 'I trust you for...' or 'trust for advice.' Can sound formal or specific—general sense is just 'trust.' Not the same as 'trust fund'.
Spanish: confiar en - tener confianza enPortuguese (BR): confiar emPortuguese (PT): confiar emChinese (Simplified): 信任（某人/某事）Chinese (Traditional): 信任（某人/某事）Hindi: पर विश्वास करनाArabic: الثقة فيBengali: ভরসা করাRussian: доверять (кому-л./чему-л.)Japanese: 〜を信頼するVietnamese: tin tưởng vàoKorean: ~을 신뢰하다Turkish: -e güvenmekUrdu: پر بھروسا کرناIndonesian: mempercayai
Example Sentences
I trust for honest advice from you.
basic
Children often trust for protection from their parents.
basic
We trust for our team to finish the project.
basic
I really trust for you to get this done on time.
natural
Do you trust for them to keep your secret?
natural
You can always trust for her support when things get tough.
natural