Trust
Meaning
Firm belief in the reliability, truth, or ability of someone or something.
Pronunciation
UK trʌst
US trʌst
Example Sentences
- A thief took $28 million worth of gems in 2007 after gaining the guards trust at an Antwerp Bank by repeatedly offering them chocolate.
- Approximately 90% or more of the stores go by other names such as [Todo] [Dia], Trust-Mart, Hypermart, or Bodega Aurrera.
- Patient workers build trust with users, which makes future problems easier to solve.
- Some experts worry that we might start to trust AI more than we trust other people.
- Managers who are honest and fair build strong trust with their employees.
- Trust makes it easier for people to share ideas and work together effectively.
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