Rely on vs. trust

[Deivid]

Test No. incompl/inter-17 "Eating Out", question 7

It doesn't matter how late you arrive at this restaurant you can always ......... on a warm welcome from the owner.

(a) trust
(b) confide
(c) rely
(d) believe

Test No. incompl/inter-17 "Eating Out", answer 7

It doesn't matter how late you arrive at this restaurant you can always rely on a warm welcome from the owner.

Correct answer: (c) rely

Your answer was: incorrect
It doesn't matter how late you arrive at this restaurant you can always trust on a warm welcome from the owner.
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Hi, I'm David from Spain

What are the differences between to trust and to rely?

Thanks in advance

[Alan]

Trust means have faith in/believe in someone or something and takes a direct object. Rely on means depend on and is used with the preposition on.
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[Kabra]

Is There any difference between " Trust" and " Believe"?

Thank for your help!

[Babi]

Why not confide?

[Alan]

Hi Babi,

'Confide' has the sense of taking someone into your confidence or telling them something private/confidential. After 'confide' you would use the preposition 'in' as in:

She was quite happy to confide in him and tell him her deepest secrets.

Alan
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[Babi]

Thank you!