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Meanings of trust in English

Portuguese
cartel
Catalan
cartel (economia)
Spanish
cartel
Wikidata

A group of organisations in an industry which agree on maintaining high prices and effectively killing competition.

cartel
Russian
трест
Portuguese
trustes verticais
Spanish
trust
Catalan
trust
Wikidata

Large grouping of business interests with significant market power; a large corporation, corporate group, or trade association that holds a dominant position in its sector of activity.

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Related terms
трест
Catalan
confiança
Spanish
confianza

The trait of believing in the honesty and reliability of others.

confiança
Portuguese
crer
Catalan
confiar
Spanish
confiar

To have confidence or faith in.

crer
Usage of trust in English
1
Fewer people trust politicians but many still continue to vote at elections.
BBC
2
Mrs Turei said public trust in the police has been completely destroyed.
Radio NZ
3
He said the support from the rural support trust had been great.
Radio NZ
4
You know your situation is not quite legal, but you trust him.
The Irish Times
5
I've seen it happen often enough to trust that it was true.
Proven guilty
6
But to know people, you need the opposite method: trust, love, openness.
Three philosophies of life
7
The number of New Zealanders who trust the government has risen substantially.
Radio NZ
8
He has also dipped into an emergency food aid trust several times.
Reuters
9
Some experts added, however, that the reports could undermine trust between partners.
Reuters
10
However, has said the party's stance meant voters did not trust Labour.
The Guardian
11
The trust therefore used beauty as a key motivator in their campaign.
The Guardian
12
It also suggested that public trust in the food industry had declined.
BBC
13
There was increasing pressure to maintain and improve public trust and confidence.
Radio NZ
14
Mr Davies said: I do not trust this industry to regulate itself.
BBC
15
The idea is to help patients find doctors who other doctors trust.
Wired
16
I wouldn't trust anyone who offered a precise answer to that question.
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