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1. (adj.) trusty
able to be trusted or relied on.
2. trusty
Archaic. trustful.
3. (n.) trusty
one that is trusted, esp. a convict considered trustworthy and granted special privileges.
Etymology: (1175–1225)
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| Definition of 'trusty' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) trusty
a convict who is considered trustworthy and granted special privileges
2. (adj) trustworthy, trusty
worthy of trust or belief
"a trustworthy report"; "an experienced and trustworthy traveling companion"
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| Definition of 'trusty' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. trusty
admitting of being safely trusted; justly deserving confidence; fit to be confided in; trustworthy; reliable
2. trusty
hence, not liable to fail; strong; firm
3. trusty
involving trust; as, a trusty business
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Sense: able to be trusted or depended on
trusty sword; a trusty friend.
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Afrikaans: vertrouend |
Arabic: جَدير بالثِّقَه |
Bulgarian: сигурен |
Brazilian: leal / sincero /íntegro |
Czech: věrný, spolehlivý |
German: zuverlässig |
Danish: pålidelig; trofast |
Greek: πιστός, αξιόπιστος |
Spanish: fiel, leal; de confianza |
Estonian: usaldatav |
Farsi: قابل اعتماد؛ وفادار |
Finnish: luotettava |
French: fidèle |
Hebrew: מְהֵימָן |
Hindi: विश्वासी |
Croatian: pouzdan |
Hungarian: megbízható |
Indonesian: bisa dipercaya |
Icelandic: traustur,áreiðanlegur |
Italian: fedele; sicuro |
Japanese: 信頼できる |
Korean: 신뢰할 수 있는 |
Lithuanian: patikimas, tikras |
Latvian: uzticams;īsts; drošs |
Malay: boleh dipercayai |
Dutch: betrouwbaar |
Norwegian: pålitelig, trofast |
Polish: wierny |
Persian: قابل اعتماد؛ وفادار |
Pashto: د اعتماد وړ، وفادار |
Portuguese: fidedigno |
Romanian: credincios |
Russian: верный |
Slovak: verný, spoľahlivý |
Slovenian: zvest |
Serbian: pouzdan |
Swedish: pålitlig, trogen, trofast |
Thai: เชื่อถือได้ |
Turkish: güvenilir, emin |
Taiwanese: 可靠的 |
Ukrainian: надійний |
Urdu: بھروسے کے قابل |
Vietnamese: đáng tin cậy |
Chinese: 可靠的 |
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