Fiar (en. Trust)

/fjar/

Meaning & Definition

EnglishSpanish

verb

English: To give on credit, to hand over something with the trust that it will be returned.

English: I'm going to trust the sale to the regular customer.

Voy a fiar la venta al cliente habitual.

English: To trust in someone's honesty or ability.

English: You can always trust his judgment.

Siempre puedes fiar en su juicio.

English: To gamble or put something at risk in anticipation of a profit.

English: One can trust that the game will yield profits.

Se puede fiar en que el juego le dará ganancias.

English: From Latin 'fidare', which means to trust.

English: to trust blindly

English: To trust without having proof or reasons.

fiar a ciegas

English: not to trust

English: Not to trust in someone's ability or integrity.

no fiar

English: to trust someone

English: To trust in that person's honesty or good intention.

fiar en alguien

English: trust

English: Certainty one has regarding someone's honesty or ability.

confianza

English: guarantee

English: Guarantee given when trusting something.

fianza

English: To trust in the confidence of someone who is not well known.

English: I don't know him, so I can't trust.

No lo conozco, así que no puedo fiar.

English: To trust elements in the informal economy.

English: In that neighborhood, we all trust each other.

En ese barrio, todos fiamos entre nosotros.