LEOs Zusatzinformationen: faith | faith in so. | faith in sth. - das Vertrauen | das Vertrauen auf jmdn./etw.

faith | faith in so. | faith in sth.

Definition (American English) faith, in, so.
Thesaurus, synonyms, antonyms faith, in, so.
Etymology faith, in

das Vertrauen | das Vertrauen auf jmdn./etw.

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Definition: Vertrauen, auf
Bedeutung: Vertrauen

Das Substantiv

English grammar

Das Substantiv (Hauptwort, Namenwort) dient zur Benennung von Menschen, Tieren, Sachen u. Ä. Substantive können mit einem Artikel (Geschlechtswort) und i. A. im Singular (Einzahl) und Plural (Mehrzahl) auftreten.

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to put one's faith in so. - sein Vertrauen in jmdn. setzen	Last post 22 Oct 10, 12:00
God lends us his strength and compassion, and helps each of us to find our way. We would all…		1 Replies
vertrauen in Ihr Unternehmen - faith given in your company	Last post 16 Jan 07, 18:27
Our quality-competence assures your success and the faith given in your company. Unsere Qua…		1 Replies
Vertrauen in ihren Vater - Faith/ Believe in her father	Last post 06 May 10, 15:34
Wie wäre die richtige Übersetzung für diesen Gliederungspunkt?		2 Replies
for your faith - für dein Vertrauen	Last post 15 Nov 08, 20:05
Thank you very much for your time, for your faith in me and for three wonderful evenings. I…		3 Replies
on the faith of - im Vertrauen auf	Last post 28 Nov 10, 14:26
The bonds issued upon the mortgage of that road, executed by the company in payment of its p…		0 Replies
faith in order	Last post 16 Feb 11, 23:43
One needs faith in order to do theology, and faith, according to the praxis model, is more t…		3 Replies
put my faith in	Last post 27 Oct 07, 16:10
I put my faith in my friend. I have faith in you. Without the use of " vertrauen" und " gl…		8 Replies
In faith and testimony	Last post 12 Mar 09, 23:28
Was bedeutet das?		6 Replies
negotiate in good faith	Last post 29 Jul 16, 22:40
Dragons are fierce but they are bonded to negotiate in good faith. Sinn: Man muss keine Ang…		2 Replies
a marked decrease in faith	Last post 09 Apr 07, 21:07
The philosophical dilemma of his characters, Vladimir and Estragon, reflects a marked decrea…		9 Replies
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Nouns
				`faith (in so. (or: sth.))`			`das Vertrauen (auf jmdn./etw.) no plural`
				`faith (in so. (or: sth.))`			`das Vertrauen (in jmdn./etw.) no plural`

Verbs
				`to familiarize^AE so. (or: sth.) with so. (or: sth.) to familiarise^BE / familiarize^BE so. (or: sth.) with so. (or: sth.) \| familiarized, familiarized / familiarised, familiarised \|`			`jmdn./etw. mit jmdm./etw. vertraut machen \| machte, gemacht \|`

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LEOs Zusatzinformationen: faith | faith in so. | faith in sth. - das Vertrauen | das Vertrauen auf jmdn./etw.

faith | faith in so. | faith in sth.

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das Vertrauen | das Vertrauen auf jmdn./etw.

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