Definition of confide - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
privacyintr. reveal personal matters privatelyintr.
- He confided in her about his family issues.
2.
trusttr. entrust someone with a responsibility or tasktr.
- He confided the care of his pets to his neighbor.
Expressions with confide
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tell someone personal information trusting they will not reveal it
She confided in her best friend about her plans to move abroad.
Origin of confide
Latin, confidere (to trust)
Terms with confide included in their meaning
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willingness
the quality of being willing to confide
confide
reveal personal thoughts or secrets to someone
Examples of confide in a sentence
I confide in my journal every night. She confided the project details to her assistant. They confided the secret mission to the trusted agent.
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- French:se confier, remettre, ...
- German:sich anvertrauen, anvertrauen, ...
- Italian:confidarsi, affidare, ...
- Spanish:confiar, ...
- Portuguese:confidenciar, confiar, ...
- Chinese:倾诉, 托付, ...
- Japanese:打ち明ける, 任せる, ...
- Arabic:أفضى, أَوْكَلَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְסַפֵּר בְּסוֹד, לְהַפְקִיד בְּיַד, ...
- Russian:доверяться, доверить, ...
- Ukrainian:довірятися, довірити, ...
- Hindi:विश्वास में लेना, सौंपना, ...
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