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(to have) a guilty conscience, look, smile, etc
: 
It was her guilty 
conscience that made her offer to help. No matter how hard he tried to 
prove that he was innocent, his guilty look betrayed him.
to look (feel, sound, etc.) guilty
: 
Though Tom did not look guilty, 
Aunt Polly was sure he was telling a lie.
2) having done something that is a crime: 
The jury found him guilty 
of arson.
to be guilty of (doing) smth
: 
The woman was guilty of giving false 
testimony.
to find smb guilty (innocent)
: 
The jury found the prisoner 
guilty.
to plead (not) guilty
(not) to admit the charge at a law-court: 
Why should I plead guilty to something I didn’t do? The defendant 
pleaded (not) guilty. He pleaded guilty to two charges of theft.
the guilty party 
(
formal
): the person who has done something 
illegal or wrong
Ant. innocent, guiltless.

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4. 
trust
n
1) a strong belief in the honesty, goodness of a person or 
thing: 
At first there was a lack of trust between them.
to have (put, place) trust in smb (smth)
: 
A child usually has 
complete (perfect) trust in his mother. Put no trust in him. Put your trust 
in God and keep your (gun)powder dry.
win smb’s trust, to gain trust
Ant. 
to betray smb’s trust
to take smth on trust
position of trust
2) a combination of business or commercial firms:
 “Shell Oil” is a 
powerful oil trust.
trust
vt/i
1) to have faith and confidence in people:
 I trust him 
completely. He’s not a man to be (who is to be) trusted too far. Don’t 
trust him an inch. I don’t trust him at all.
2) to be sure that something will work properly: You can’t trust 
the buses to run on time.
Syn. to rely on