confide

1. To have confidence in someone.

   (intransitive)To take (someone) into one's confidence; to speak in secret with.

   I could no longer keep this secret alone; I had to confide in my brother.

   She confided in me about her plan to rob the bank.

   einweihen, ins Vertrauen ziehen

   доверя́тьdoverjátʹ, дове́ритьdovéritʹ

   поклада́тисяpokladátysja

2. (dated, transitive)To entrust (something) to the responsibility of someone.

   I confide this mission to you alone.

3. (intransitive, transitive)To say (something) in confidence.

   After several drinks, I confided my problems to the barman.

   She confided that her marriage had been in trouble for some time.

   anvertrauen

4. To have confidence in someone.

   (archaic, intransitive)To trust or have faith (in).

   I confide in her judgement in this matter.

   You can confide in him doing the right thing.

   vertrauen

   доверя́тьсяdoverjátʹsja, дове́ритьсяdovéritʹsja

   довіря́тиdovirjáty

   confer a trust upon

1. Tom confided in Mary.

   Том покладався на Мері.

   ruТом открылся Мэри.

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2. I'd like to confide in you.

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3. I'm going to confide in you.

   deIch werde mich dir anvertrauen.

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4. Have you confided in anyone else?

   deHast du dich sonst noch jemandem anvertraut?

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5. Tom shouldn't have confided in Mary.

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