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Definition of bare trust - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
legalTECH. UK trust where beneficiary can access income and capital anytimeTECH. UK
- The lawyer explained the benefits of a bare trust.
- She set up a bare trust for her nephew.
- A bare trust allows direct control over assets.
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Expressions with bare
having no food or supplies
The family struggled with a bare pantry.
reveal everything, especially sensitive information
She chose to bare all in her autobiography.
expose something to view
The storm laid bare the roots of the old tree.
using only one's hands without tools
He built the shelter with his bare hands.
reveal one's innermost thoughts or feelings
She decided to bare her soul to her best friend.
display aggression or hostility
She bared her teeth during the heated argument.
show hostility or aggression
The dog bared its teeth when the stranger reached for the gate.
reveal one's deepest feelings or thoughts
She decided to bare her heart to him.
reveal deep emotions to someone
She bared her soul to her best friend.
cupboard with little or no food or supplies inside
We opened the bare cupboard and found nothing to eat.
basic and necessary items or elements
When camping, pack only the bare essentials for survival.
floor without any covering
The room had a bare floor with no carpet or tiles.
hand not covered by a glove
He caught the ball with his bare hand.
least effort necessary to achieve a goal
She put in the bare minimum at work.
remove a surface or covering by rubbing until exposed
He rubbed the table bare by scrubbing it every day.
most basic items needed for survival or tasks
We only packed the bare necessities for the trip.
smallest number more than half needed to win
The law passed with a bare majority.
not wearing any clothing on the chest
He walked on the beach bare-chested.
wooden floor with nothing covering it
The old house had only bare boards in the living room.
only the most basic information without extra details
Just give me the bare facts of the case.
having an uncovered base or seat
The chair was bare-bottomed after the cushion was removed.
very simple without extra features or decoration
The bare-bones room had only a bed and a chair.
aggressive and without reservations
The team took a bare-knuckling approach to win the game.
workplace trend of doing minimal tasks on Mondays
Many companies are adopting bare minimum Monday to boost morale.
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
You can 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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- French:fiducie nue, ...
- German:einfaches Treuhandverhältnis, ...
- Italian:fondo fiduciario semplice, ...
- Spanish:fideicomiso simple, ...
- Portuguese:fideicomisso simples, ...
- Chinese:裸信托, ...
- Japanese:単純信託, ...
- Arabic:صُنْدوق عَارٍ, ...
- Hebrew:נֶאֱמָנוּת פְּשׁוּטָה, ...
- Russian:простой траст, ...
- Ukrainian:простий траст, ...
- Hindi:बेर ट्रस्ट, ...
- Bengali:বিশ্বাস, ...
- Catalan:fidúcia simple, ...
- Czech:svěřenský fond s okamžitým nárokem obmyšleného na příjem i majetek, ...
- Danish:simpel trust, ...
- Dutch:eenvoudig trust, ...
- Greek:απλή εμπιστοσύνη, ...
- Hungarian:egyszerű trust, ...
- Khmer:បរមត្ថកិច្ចសាមញ្ញ, ...
- Korean:단순 신탁, ...
- Persian:اعتماد ساده, ...
- Polish:zaufanie bezpośrednie, ...
- Portuguese (BR):trust simples, ...
- Romanian:trust simplu, ...
- Swedish:enkelt förtroende, ...
- Thai:ทรัสต์เปล่า, ...
- Turkish:basit güven, ...
- Vietnamese:quỹ tín thác đơn giản, ...
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