trusts

word · lemma: trust

/ˈtɹəsts/
truhsts
/tɹˈʌsts/
truhsts

Definition

'Trusts' is the third person singular form of the verb 'trust' (to believe someone is honest or reliable). It is also the plural noun 'trusts', which means legal arrangements where property is held by one party for the benefit of another.

Usage & Nuances

As a verb, 'trusts' is third person singular present ('She trusts you'). As a noun, 'trusts' (plural) mainly appears in legal, business, or financial contexts about property or funds. Don't confuse with 'trust' (noun, general meaning).

Spanish: confía - fideicomisos (jurídico)Portuguese (BR): confia - trusts (jurídico) - fundos fiduciáriosPortuguese (PT): confia - trusts (jurídico) - fundos fiduciáriosChinese (Simplified): 信任 - 信托（法律）Chinese (Traditional): 信任 - 信託（法律）Hindi: भरोसा करता है - न्यास (कानूनी)Arabic: يثق - الصناديق الاستئمانية (قانوني)Bengali: বিশ্বাস করে - ট্রাস্ট (আইনি)Russian: доверяет - трасты (юридические)Japanese: 信頼している - 信託（法律用語）Vietnamese: tin tưởng - quỹ tín thác (pháp lý)Korean: 신뢰한다 - 신탁 (법률)Turkish: güvenir - vakıflar (hukuk/finans)Urdu: اعتماد کرتا ہے - امانتیں (قانونی)Indonesian: mempercayai - perwalian (hukum)

Example Sentences

She trusts her best friend with all her secrets.

basic

My dad trusts me to make the right choices.

basic

Large companies sometimes create multiple trusts for tax reasons.

natural

Lisa trusts her instincts when making decisions.

natural

She manages several family trusts in her job.

basic

Nobody really trusts what he says anymore.

natural