an interjection used to emphasize a request or express exasperation

to give someone the responsibility for a task or the care of someone or something

to rely on or depend on something as a basis or means of support

a financial arrangement or bond where property is held by one party for the benefit of another

to entrust someone with something or leave something in someone's care

to be entrusted with a task or commissioned to perform a duty

(law) trustee

to entrust a task to someone else

to make an excuse or use something as a pretext

a legal document or formal written statement (such as a power of attorney, warrant, or commission) giving someone the authority to act on another's behalf

full-time care (of children in a boarding nursery)

to appear in a person's dream (usually referring to the soul of a deceased person communicating with the living).

to ask someone for a favor or to request someone's help to accomplish a task.

depository receipt (DR, in share dealing)

to request assistance or ask someone to do something

a negotiable certificate issued by a bank representing shares in a foreign company that are traded on a local stock exchange

to entrust something to the wrong person and get let down

American depository receipt (ADR)