How is the word confiance translated from French to English

Grande assurance placée en quelqu'un ou en quelque chose.

Strong trust in someone or something.

noun
English translation
Faith

Examples with “confiance”

See how the word “confiance” is used in sentences

  • J'ai confiance en ton jugement. I have faith in your judgment.

  • Des personnes de nombreuses religions vivent ici. People of many faiths live here.

  • Elle a perdu toute confiance dans les promesses de l'entreprise. She lost all faith in the company's promises.

  • Le formulaire demande quelle est votre foi. The application form asks about your faith.

  • Leur confiance dans le nouveau directeur grandit. Their faith in the new manager is growing.

  • Il parle rarement de sa foi avec des inconnus. He rarely talks about his faith with strangers.

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FAQ about “confiance”

How is “confiance” translated from French?
“confiance” translates into English as “Faith”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “confiance” mean?
Meaning of “confiance”: Grande assurance placée en quelqu'un ou en quelque chose. In English — “Faith”.
What part of speech is “confiance”?
“confiance” is a noun.
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