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confide in

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? confide in
vi +prep obj
(= tell secrets to) → sich anvertrauen (+dat); to confide in somebody about something → jdm etw anvertrauen
(old: = trust) → sein Vertrauen setzen in (+acc), → bauen auf (+acc)
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Therefore, it has always been a natural thing to confide in your minister, provided that you truly feel that you "have faith in" or can trust him or her.
THOUGHT for the DAY by Daily Post (Liverpool, England)
confide in great trade ALAN SWINBANK rarely leaves cash in the bookies' satchels, but unfortunately for Confide's backers, the money went astray as Seattle Robber, of all horses, popped up to spoil the gamble.
Trading Post: trading report; the best of yesterday's action by The Racing Post (London, England)
It was good that Melissa had professionals to confide in, but "Mum will kill me" is the first thing any teenager would say even if they'd done something as minor as smashing a plate.
FIONA: Mum has the right to know by The Mirror (London, England)
 
 
 
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