Arakin 4 kurs new 001 176. indd

to trust to chance (to luck)
:
 Don’t trust to chance.
to trust to one’s memory
. 
A forgetful man should not trust to his 
memory but should write things down in his notebook.
3) to give into the care of: 
Can they be trusted to look after the 
garden?I wouldn’t trust him with the keys.
Syn. to entrust
to entrust smth to smb
: 
Can I entrust the keys to Jack? We en-
trusted our life to a physician. Can we entrust the task to him?
to entrust smb with smth
: 
Can we entrust him with the task? I am 
afraid he is too young to be entrusted with the job.
4) 
to trust smb to do smth 
(spoken) 
Trust you to write down the 
wrong address!
trustful
a
full of trust; not suspicious: 
It’s a good thing to be trustful, 
but only up to a point.
Syn. trusting: 
She is so trusting of people
!
trustingly
 adv
in a trustful manner: 
The child trustingly put his hand 
in mine.
trustworthy
a worthy of trust; reliable: 
He is an honest and trust-
worthy fellow. You can always rely on him.
5. 
effect
n
1) immediate result or change, as major( profound, 
significant, bad, harmful,damaging, etc.) effect: 
She turned pale at his 
words and he was frightened by the effect they had produced.
to have an effect on smb:
My parents’ divorce had a big effect on me.

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to be of little (much, no) effect:
The protest was of no effect.
to be to no effect:
 My persuasion was to no effect; she refused to go.