🇬🇧 Trust meaning: English Vocabulary Flash Card

Trust is when you really believe a person, animal, or thing will act in a good, honest, and safe way. When you trust someone, you feel sure they will keep their promises, tell the truth, and not hurt you on purpose. Trust is built over time, like stacking blocks, by being kind, fair, and reliable again and again.

I had so much trust in my alarm clock that I blamed it for being late, even though I never turned it on.

Our family plant no longer trusts us because we only remember to water it when it starts dramatically fainting.

My teacher’s trust level drops every time I say, “A wizard ate my homework.”

My toothbrush has my trust because it never tells anyone how much candy I actually eat.

Scientists say trust helps people and even animals work together better—like when cleaner fish trust big fish not to eat them while they clean their teeth, which is the bravest dental appointment ever.

A small girl stood on a thin bridge. She held her dog's wet paw. She had trust. She felt trust when the dog led her across. She kept her trust when a board cracked. Her trust kept her calm. At the end she hugged the dog and smiled with trust.

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This word is at the B1 level, which means it’s important for understanding and discussing familiar topics like work, school, or leisure. Words at this level help you express your thoughts, opinions, and experiences with more detail.

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