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Chariot Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
entrust
I have looked up "entrust" in a dictionary. It seems to me that we can't entrust people to other people. We can say "entrust something to people". Is it correct?
entrust the secret to a messenger, The messenger was entrusted with the general's secret. The examples are found on the Intermet.
I'd like to have your opinion. Can you give examples of "entrusting people to other people"? Thanks.
entrust the secret to a messenger, The messenger was entrusted with the general's secret. The examples are found on the Intermet.
I'd like to have your opinion. Can you give examples of "entrusting people to other people"? Thanks.
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Entrust is to give over something, such as your trust, to another for care, protection or performance. We don’t entrust a person to another person. However we do entrust the care of a person to another person.
- Entrust is to give over something, such as your trust, to another for care, protection or performance.
- We don’t entrust a person to another person.
- However we do entrust the care of a person to another person.
- For example, Before going on vacation, Mrs.
- Smith entrusted Jane with the care of her 10-year old daughter.
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Entrust is to give over something, such as your trust, to another for care, protection or performance.
We don’t entrust a person to another person. However we do entrust the care of a person to another person.
For example,
Befo
We don’t entrust a person to another person. However we do entrust the care of a person to another person.
For example,
Befo
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