To entrust to another, usually for a specified reason.

委托另一个人，通常是为了一个具体的理由。

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The matter that I mean to put to him is too delicate to entrust to letters.

我们要协商的事务太过微妙，不宜写在信里。

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In another sense, they're more willing to entrust the money back to the board of directors to decide on when and whether to pay dividends.

换句话说,他们更放心,把钱交给董事们管,让他们来决定什么时候或发不发股利

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Chase pays a software licensing fee to Entrust to generate its certificates, which are stored and retrieved from a server.

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Debra called Littrell's gesture "amazing" and thinks Michael will be honored he was chosen to be the keeper of the prayer book until it is his time to entrust it to another deserving soldier.

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For example, I love to write and I love sports, but when I met with the staff of the college newspaper, I found that sports were considered too serious a topic to entrust to a freshman.

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