used to emphasize a request or to show exasperation, meaning "please" or "come on"

to trust someone or an organization with a task; to commission or delegate a responsibility to another party

To entrust something to the care or management of others.

to place something in the care of someone one trusts; to commission a trusted person to handle a matter

To invest one's hopes, ideals, or emotions in a person, career, or activity; also refers to a person or thing that serves as a source of spiritual or emotional support.

to commit a person or a task to someone's care; to delegate a responsibility

to be entrusted or commissioned by someone to do something

(law) person or entity who holds or manages assets on behalf of a third party; a trustee, fiduciary, or bailee

To rely on the good fortune of another; most commonly used as a polite formula in response to an inquiry about one's well-being to indicate that one is fine thanks to the interlocutor

to entrust a task to someone; to charge someone with a responsibility

To decline or turn down a request by making an excuse; to shirk responsibility or avoid a task.

pretext or excuse used to avoid something or justify an action

to request someone to do something or ask for a favor; to entrust a matter to another person to someone else

To send a child to a nursery school or daycare center; used in mainland China.

a pretext or excuse; to use a pretext to avoid or decline something

To entrust someone with a matter; to ask for help with a task or responsibility

written authorization or proxy document used to commission a person or organization to act on one's behalf

to entrust a third party, such as a bank, to collect money or goods on one's behalf

To place a child in a boarding nursery or kindergarten for day and night care.

to appear in a dream to make a request or give a sign; traditionally refers to a spirit, deity, or deceased person communicating with the living through their dreams

to entrust the care of one's child to another person before death; especially used when a dying ruler entrusts the heir to a high official

to entrust someone with a task or the care of something

To rely on someone else's protection or influence for safety or advantage, often used as a polite formula in letters to credit one's well-being to another's influence

to use another person's name or authority as a cover or to gain credibility

to use illness as an excuse to decline an invitation or avoid a responsibility

To find a place to live or stay; to seek refuge or support from someone or something

To ask someone to use their personal influence or connections to intercede on one's behalf; to ask for a favor through a third party.

to ask someone for a favor or to use one's influence to get something done

A region supervised or managed by one or more United Nations member states because it has not yet achieved self-government.

To find a pretext or use something as an excuse; to do something under some pretense.

to request or entrust someone with a task in a sincere and earnest manner

to offer nothing but empty words or excuses without any intention of taking action; to make idle promises

to rely or depend upon

To ask someone to use their influence or connections on one's behalf; to seek a way to achieve a goal through back-door channels.

a person or organization that holds property or assets in trust for another

To plead with someone to do a favor; to ask a person to handle a matter on one's behalf.

depository share or depository receipt (DR); a certificate representing shares in a foreign company that are held by a domestic bank

to entrust someone with a task or responsibility

To entrust a task or responsibility to an unsuitable person and be let down; to place one's trust in someone who proves to be incompetent or unreliable.

to seek a place for refuge or to live in seclusion, often by taking a low-status position to avoid worldly affairs

To ask someone to use their personal influence or connections to help with a task or to intercede on one's behalf.

to fail to materialize; to come to nothing

(literary) to settle oneself; often refers to living in seclusion or taking a low-status position to avoid worldly affairs; also written as [[托分|託分|tuo1 fen4]]

securities investment trust company, a type of financial institution often abbreviated in financial contexts

American depositary receipt (ADR); a negotiable certificate issued by a U.S. bank representing shares in a foreign stock

depository receipt; a certificate used in share dealing representing foreign stocks held by a domestic bank