Put your trust in Meaning in English
expression
ˈpʊt/ /ˈjɔɹ/, /ˈjʊɹ/ /ˈtɹəst/ /ˈɪn/, /ɪn
PUT yor TRUST in
pʊt/ /jˈɔː/ /tɹˈʌst/ /ˈɪn
put yaw TRUST in
Definition
To believe that someone or something is honest, reliable, or will not let you down. It means to have confidence in a person or thing.
Usage & Nuances
This phrase is formal or neutral and often used to talk about important decisions or relationships. Common with 'someone', 'God', or organizations. It can imply a sense of risk or vulnerability when choosing to believe in someone/something.
Spanish: confiar en - depositar tu confianza enPortuguese (BR): confiar em - depositar sua confiança emPortuguese (PT): confiar em - depositar a tua confiança emChinese (Simplified): 信任 - 把信任寄托在Chinese (Traditional): 信任 - 把信任寄託在Hindi: विश्वास रखना - भरोसा करनाArabic: تضع ثقتك فيBengali: ভরসা রাখা - বিশ্বাস স্থাপন করাRussian: доверять - положитьсяJapanese: 信頼する - 信じるVietnamese: đặt niềm tin vàoKorean: 신뢰를 두다 - 믿다Turkish: güvenmekUrdu: بھروسہ کرنا - اعتماد کرناIndonesian: menaruh kepercayaan pada - mempercayai
Example Sentences
I put my trust in my best friend.
basic
You can put your trust in this company.
basic
It's not easy to put your trust in strangers.
basic
Sometimes, you have to put your trust in people, even if it's hard.
natural
I decided to put my trust in her judgment.
natural
If you can't put your trust in your team, success is impossible.
natural