Sentence examples for means I trust from inspiring English sources

If I give you my key, it means I trust you.

You're mean, so I trust you".

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"Totally, totally, I mean, I totally trust all the guys, what they're doing".

I trust she means Israel, although the "ocean" thing made me wonder.

Can I trust him, I mean REALLY trust him?

"If you refuse, it means I can't trust you, and thus we can't do business together".

Yet he plays games at the Pogo.com Web site, which requires registration but offers cash prizes, and shops online, "which means I have to trust their privacy policies," he said.

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What will we do if...? What does all of this mean...? Who can I trust?

If it returns the blink, it means it trusts you.