trust implicitly
[trʌst ɪmˈplɪsɪtli]
verb phrase
confiar implicitamente
1. to have complete and absolute confidence in someone or something without any doubt or questioning
I trust implicitly in my doctor's medical expertise.
Confio implicitamente na expertise médica do meu médico.
2. to believe completely in someone's honesty, reliability, and integrity without requiring proof or verification
She trusts implicitly in her best friend's loyalty.
Ela confia implicitamente na lealdade de sua melhor amiga.
This phrase is commonly used in both American and Brazilian contexts to describe deep personal relationships, professional relationships, and spiritual or religious faith. In Brazilian culture, implicit trust is often associated with close family bonds (laços familiares) and long-standing friendships. In American context, it's frequently used in professional settings to describe confidence in leaders, experts, or institutions.
NYC Slang
trust someone 100%
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