express trust

ɪkˈsprɛs trʌst

Definition

Definition of express trust - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

legal arrangement

TECH.

trust created intentionally with clear documentation

TECH.

The lawyer drafted an express trust for the inheritance.
The express trust was established to manage the family estate.
An express trust requires clear terms and a designated trustee.

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Expressions with express

express kidnapping

quick abduction for a small ransom

Express kidnapping is common in some urban areas.

express reservations

communicate doubts or concerns about something

She expressed reservations about the new policy.

express delivery

service that sends parcels or documents much faster than usual

We chose express delivery to make sure the contract arrived by tomorrow.

express emotion

show feelings through words or actions

She expressed emotion through her heartfelt speech.

express feelings

show emotions through words or actions

She found it hard to express feelings in front of others.

express train

train making limited stops for faster travel

The express train to New York departs at 5 PM.

Expressions with trust

blind trust

trust given without seeking evidence or justification

He invested in the venture with blind trust, ignoring all warnings.

brain trust

any group of experts giving advice

The company formed a brain trust to improve innovation.

sacred trust

responsibility considered very important and respected

Caring for children is a sacred trust.

circle of trust

group of people trusted with personal information

She only shares secrets within her circle of trust.

betray someone's trust

to break someone's confidence by acting against their expectations

He betrayed her trust by sharing her secret with others.

take it on trust

accept something without questioning

I took it on trust and signed, without reading the fine print.

take on trust

accept something is true without checking or proof

You have to take on trust that he is honest.

trust but verify

rely on information but check its accuracy

Journalists should trust but verify their sources before publishing.

trust everybody, but deal the cards

exp.

trust others but keep control of important matters

In business, trust everybody, but deal the cards.

trust the process

have confidence in a plan or strategy

Even when it's tough, trust the process.

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trust

express very little or no trust in someone

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French:fiducie expresse, ...
German:Treuhandvertrag, ...
Italian:trust espresso, ...
Spanish:fideicomiso expreso, ...
Portuguese:truste expresso, ...
Chinese:明示信托, ...
Japanese:明示的な信託, ...
Arabic:وَقْف صَرِيح, ...
Hebrew:נֶאֱמָנוּת מְפוֹרֶשֶׁת, ...
Russian:доверительный фонд, ...
Ukrainian:явна довіра, ...
Hindi:स्पष्ट ट्रस्ट, ...
Bengali:স্পষ্ট ট্রাস্ট, ...
Catalan:confiança expressa, ...
Czech:výslovný trust, ...
Danish:udtrykkelig trust, ...
Dutch:uitdrukkelijk vertrouwen, ...
Greek:ρητή εμπιστοσύνη, ...
Hungarian:kifejezett bizalmi vagyonkezelés, ...
Khmer:សេចក្តីទុកចិត្តដែលបង្កើតឡើងដោយចេតនា, ...
Korean:명시 신탁, ...
Persian:اعتماد صریح, ...
Polish:trust wyraźny, ...
Portuguese (BR):truste expresso, ...
Romanian:trust expres, ...
Swedish:uttryckligt förtroende, ...
Thai:ทรัสต์ที่ชัดเจน, ...
Turkish:açık güven, ...
Vietnamese:quỹ tín thác rõ ràng, ...

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