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Definition of active trust - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
legalTECH. trust requiring the trustee to manage assets activelyTECH.
- The lawyer explained the benefits of an active trust.
- The family set up an active trust for their estate.
- Managing an active trust requires regular financial oversight.
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Expressions with active
maintain a lifestyle with regular movement
Doctors advise adults to be active every day for better health.
join in something with energy and effort
She always takes an active part in class discussions.
currently serving in a military or official job
Her brother is on active duty with the navy.
serving in the military during a war or conflict
He was killed on active service in 1943.
individual engaged in social or political causes
Active citizens advocate for environmental protection.
period of full-time service in the military
She has been on active duty for two years.
partner who takes an active role in a relationship
He is an active partner, always planning dates and activities.
ongoing effort to achieve a goal
Her active pursuit of a degree kept her busy.
process of getting older while staying physically mentally and socially involved
Programs that encourage walking clubs support active ageing in the community.
money used to make more money
The company invested its active capital wisely.
walking and cycling as means of travel
Cities are promoting active transport to reduce pollution.
yeast in dehydrated granules that activate with moisture
Add active dry yeast to warm water before mixing.
government program that directly helps people find work or improve job skills
The country introduced an active employment policy to reduce long-term unemployment.
list of employees currently working
The manager updated the active list every month.
take involved and regular part in an activity project or process
Students are encouraged to play an active part in class discussions.
partly working or functioning, not fully active
The semi-active system needs some outside control to work.
do specific deliberate actions to make a particular result more likely
We must take active steps to protect local wildlife habitats.
take part in real military fighting or missions
He saw active service during the war.
listening with full attention to build trust and understanding
Active listening helps people feel understood in conversations.
volcano currently erupting or showing signs of erupting soon
The smoke from the active volcano could be seen miles away.
learning method where students take an active part
Active learning helps students remember information better.
full-time occupation in the military
He is in active service with the navy.
travel involving physical activity like walking or cycling
Active travel to work can improve your health.
words known and used regularly by a person
Her active vocabulary in French expanded after living in Paris for a year.
Expressions with trust
trust given without seeking evidence or justification
He invested in the venture with blind trust, ignoring all warnings.
any group of experts giving advice
The company formed a brain trust to improve innovation.
responsibility considered very important and respected
Caring for children is a sacred trust.
group of people trusted with personal information
She only shares secrets within her circle of trust.
to break someone's confidence by acting against their expectations
He betrayed her trust by sharing her secret with others.
accept something without questioning
I took it on trust and signed, without reading the fine print.
accept something is true without checking or proof
You have to take on trust that he is honest.
rely on information but check its accuracy
Journalists should trust but verify their sources before publishing.
trust others but keep control of important matters
In business, trust everybody, but deal the cards.
have confidence in a plan or strategy
Even when it's tough, trust the process.
rely on luck for an outcome
She decided to trust to chance for her travel plans.
rely on chance for success
He didn't prepare for the exam and just trusted to luck.
rely on your instincts or feelings
When making decisions, it's often best to trust your gut.
believe what I say
Trust me; I won't let you down.
do not rely on me for support or help
She warned, 'never trust me to be on time.'
believe someone or something is honest or reliable
I put trust in my best friend.
belief in God's guidance and protection
Her trust in God helped her through tough times.
be cautious and skeptical of everyone
In the spy world, you must trust no one.
have confidence in someone's ability to do something
I trust John to finish the project on time.
belief in someone or something that is not worthy
Her misplaced trust in him led to heartbreak.
believe someone or something is honest or reliable
I put my trust in you to keep the secret.
team exercise where one falls trusting others to catch
During the retreat, we did a trust fall.
belief that another person is honest and will act reliably
Their strong personal trust made working together very easy.
money managed by one party for the benefit of another
Her education was financed through a trust fund set up by her grandfather.
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legal
trust with no active duties for the trustee
legal
trust where the trustee has no active duties
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- French:fiducie active, ...
- German:aktiver Trust, ...
- Italian:trust attivo, ...
- Spanish:fideicomiso activo, ...
- Portuguese:fideicomisso ativo, ...
- Chinese:主动信托, ...
- Japanese:積極的信託, ...
- Arabic:صندوق ائتماني نشط, ...
- Hebrew:נֶאֱמָנוּת פְּעִילָה, ...
- Russian:активный траст, ...
- Ukrainian:активний траст, ...
- Hindi:सक्रिय ट्रस्ट, ...
- Bengali:সক্রিয় ট্রাস্ট, ...
- Catalan:confiança activa, ...
- Czech:aktivní svěřenský fond, ...
- Danish:aktiv trust, ...
- Dutch:actief trust, ...
- Greek:ενεργή εμπιστοσύνη, ...
- Hungarian:vagyonkezelői bizalmi vagyonkezelés, ...
- Khmer:ទ្រព្យសម្បត្តិទុកក្នុងបន្ទុកដែលតម្រូវឱ្យអ្នកទទួលបន្ទុកគ្រប់គ្រងទ្រព្យសកម្មជាសកម្ម, ...
- Korean:적극적 신탁, ...
- Persian:اعتماد فعال, ...
- Polish:zaufanie aktywne, ...
- Portuguese (BR):fideicomisso ativo, ...
- Romanian:trust activ, ...
- Swedish:aktiv trust, ...
- Thai:ทรัสต์ที่มีการจัดการอย่างกระตือรือร้น, ...
- Turkish:aktif güven, ...
- Vietnamese:ủy thác tích cực, ...
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