To trust that meaning in English

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Definition

I trust (that you enjoyed yourself): I hope, assume, expect, suppose (that you enjoyed yourself) idiom
Take care to not confuse it with a trust: "a bond" or "a group of companies"
to trust (someone): to believe in, to have faith in, to count on (someone) verb
  • "Can I trust this nose of mine, or should I trust my staff?"
  • "I trust that Brian took good care of you in my absence?"
  • "I trust that Polly has taken good care of you, in my absence?"
  • "I trust that Polly has been helpful?"
  • "I trust you are up to date on this "monkey" situation?"
  • "I trust you both had a chance to put together some compelling arguments?"
  • "I trust you have considered my generous offer?"

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