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Definition of voluntary trust - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
legalTECH. trust created freely without payment in return usually to benefit othersTECH.
- The parents set up a voluntary trust for their children.
- Their estate plan includes a voluntary trust for local charities.
- The voluntary trust was established to support community health programs.
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Expressions with voluntary
in a way that is done by free choice, not required
She helps at the shelter on a voluntary basis.
unpaid work done willingly to help others
She spends her weekends doing voluntary work at the local shelter..
retirement from a job chosen by the worker, not forced by others
Her voluntary retirement at fifty surprised many of her colleagues.
unpaid work people choose to do to help others or society
Many students take part in voluntary service during their summer break.
agreement made by choice not force
They entered into a voluntary arrangement to share the chores.
group of people who fight fires without pay
The voluntary fire department responded quickly to the emergency.
accept an offer to leave a job with extra pay
She decided to take voluntary redundancy last year.
organized group formed by people who freely join for shared aims
The neighborhood watch is a voluntary association that promotes local safety.
payments or donations given by choice, not required by rules or law
The program relies heavily on voluntary contributions from local businesses and residents.
agreement to leave a job with extra pay when offered
She accepted voluntary redundancy during the company's restructuring.
part of an economy that is run by non-profit organizations
Many non-profit organizations operate within the voluntary sector.
the act of ending something by choice
The company offered incentives for voluntary termination of employment.
act of willingly following rules or laws
The company showed voluntary compliance with the new regulations.
store chooses to join a group
The voluntary retailer joined the cooperative for better deals.
ability to guide body movements by conscious choice
After the accident, she slowly regained voluntary control of her legs.
status of joining and taking part in a group by free choice
Voluntary membership allowed employees to decide whether to join the union.
group where people freely join to help others or support shared causes
The voluntary organization organized a fundraiser for the local children's hospital.
sum of money given by choice without legal or official pressure
The company made a voluntary payment to affected customers after the error.
ending of a job or service role chosen by the worker
The company offered a voluntary separation to reduce staff without layoffs.
muscle controlled by conscious effort
The biceps is a voluntary muscle.
legal process where debtor declares inability to pay debts
Voluntary bankruptcy can help individuals reorganize their finances.
unlawful killing without premeditation in the heat of passion
He was charged with voluntary manslaughter after the altercation.
choice by a migrant to leave a country instead of being expelled
The judge granted the immigrant voluntary departure instead of ordering formal removal.
ending of a person’s life by choice to stop serious suffering
The debate about voluntary euthanasia continues in many countries.
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:trust volontaire, ...
- German:freiwillige Treuhand, ...
- Italian:trust volontario, ...
- Spanish:fideicomiso voluntario, ...
- Portuguese:trust voluntário, ...
- Chinese:自愿信托, ...
- Japanese:任意信託, ...
- Arabic:صُنْدُوق اِئْتِمَان طَوْعِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:נֶאֱמָנוּת וולוֹנְטָרִית, ...
- Russian:добровольный траст, ...
- Ukrainian:добровільний траст, ...
- Hindi:स्वैच्छिक ट्रस्ट, ...
- Bengali:স্বেচ্ছা ট্রাস্ট, ...
- Catalan:fidúcia voluntària, ...
- Czech:dobrovolný svěřenský fond, ...
- Danish:frivillig trust, ...
- Dutch:vrijwillige trust, ...
- Greek:εκούσιο καταπίστευμα, ...
- Hungarian:önkéntes bizalmi vagyonkezelés, ...
- Khmer:បរធនបាលកិច្ចដែលបង្កើតដោយស្ម័គ្រចិត្តដោយគ្មានការបង់តបស្នង ដើម្បីផ្តល់ប្រយោជន៍ដល់អ្នកដទៃ, ...
- Korean:임의신탁, ...
- Persian:اعتماد اختیاری, ...
- Polish:dobrowolny trust, ...
- Portuguese (BR):trust voluntário, ...
- Romanian:trust voluntar, ...
- Swedish:frivillig trust, ...
- Thai:ทรัสต์โดยสมัครใจ, ...
- Turkish:gönüllü trust, ...
- Vietnamese:quỹ tín thác tự nguyện, ...
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