What the different usage between "trust "and "believe".
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Believe：be convinced (that something is true) ；to accept sth. as true ，
it special used for something;
for example:Don’t believe what the boy says;
I could hardly believe my eyes;
Trust: have confidence in ,it special used for somebody;
for example:We have always trusted him.
You should trust the teachers and try your best.
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To trust means to believe that somebody will do something that they promised to do, or that they will not harm you.
To trust means also to rely or depend on somebody or something.
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