Confidence: translate English

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confidence:
- Vertrauen; Fiduz
Wiktionary:
- confidence → Vertraulichkeit, Zutrauen, Vertrauen, Zuversicht, Selbstvertrauen, Sicherheit, Mut
- confidence → Konfidenz, Vertrauen, Sicherheit, Glaube

English

Detailed Translations for confidence from English to German

the confidence (faith)
Vertrauen; Fiduz
- Vertrauen [das ~] noun
- Fiduz [das ~] noun

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
Fiduz	confidence; faith
Vertrauen	confidence; faith
-	assurance; authority; self-assurance; self-confidence; sureness; trust
Other	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	assurance; credence; credit; faith; reliance; trust

freedom from doubt; belief in yourself and your abilities¹
- after that failure he lost his confidence¹
a secret that is confided or entrusted to another¹
- everyone trusted him with their confidences¹
- the priest could not reveal her confidences¹
a feeling of trust (in someone or something)¹
- I have confidence in our team¹
- confidence is always borrowed, never owned¹
a trustful relationship¹
- he took me into his confidence¹
a state of confident hopefulness that events will be favorable¹
- public confidence in the economy¹

confidence

noun

confidence

noun

der feste Glaube daran, dass etwas Positives geschehen wird
- Zuversicht → confidence
Überzeugung von der Richtigkeit bzw. Wahrheit einer Handlung oder eines anderen Menschen. In der Regel ein gegenseitiges Verhältnis der Zuverlässigkeit
- Vertrauen → confidence; trust
Gewissheit (nur im Singular)
- Sicherheit → cover; guarantee; confidence; assurance; positiveness; cocksureness; trustworthiness; reliableness
Gemütszustand, in dem neue Aufgaben mit Zuversicht begonnen oder fortgeführt werden
- Mut → optimism; confidence

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• confidence	→ Vertrauen	↔ confiance — Sentiment de sécurité
• confidence	→ Sicherheit	↔ confiance — Assurance
• confidence	→ Glaube	↔ foi — Croyance aux vérités de la religion.
• confidence	→ Sicherheit	↔ sécurité — confiance, tranquillité d’esprit qui résulter de l’opinion, bien ou mal fonder, qu’on n’a pas à craindre de danger.