trust to

英 [trʌst tu]

美 [trʌst tu]

仰仗，依靠（运气、直觉）

柯林斯词典

• PHRASAL VERB 仰仗，依靠(运气、直觉)
  If youtrust toluck or instinct, you hope that it will enable you to achieve what you are trying to do, because you have nothing else to help you.
  1. I set off for the valley, trusting to luck...
     我动身去山谷了，一切全凭运气。
  2. Gardiner is simply trusting to instinct and experience.
     加德纳完全凭直觉与经验。

双语例句

• Warriors or adversaries would open their kimonos as a gesture of trust to show they had no hidden weapons.
  武士和他们的对手都会打开和服，以示自己没有隐藏武器。
• The only thing to do was to persuade him, as early as possible, to marry a nice girl, and then trust to her to look after him.
  惟一的办法是尽早说服他娶一位好姑娘，然后委托她去照管他。
• Works of art are in trust to us during our lifetime.
  艺术品交由我们托管一生。
• There are some caveats, of course, the main one being that you have to outlive the trust to get the benefit. Otherwise, the full value of the home reverts to your estate.
  当然也有一些注意事项，最重要的一条是你要比这只信托基金活得长才能享受到这个好处，不然你自己的遗产又要按住宅的全部价值计税。
• No one will ever trust to ignore it again.
  总之没人再敢放心大胆地忽略它了。
• Our promises provide a link of trust to our owners, our customers and to each other.
  我们的承诺能够提供对于物主、顾客以及他人信任的联系。
• Yang Yiyin, an organizer of the survey, attributed the lack of trust to migration, China's transformation from a planned to a market economy and declining family culture.
  杨依吟（音译），调查的组织者，把信任的缺乏归咎于外来移民、中国从计划向市场经济的转变以及家庭文化的衰落。
• Don't trust to your own memory too much.
  不要过分相信自己的记忆力。
• I set off for the valley, trusting to luck
  我动身去山谷了，一切全凭运气。
• They would "give more security and trust to both people involved," said Gomez.
  她说，这种协议“能给双方带来更多的安全感和信任”。