The trusting nature of young children makes them particularly receptive to learning new languages through immersion.
幼儿信任的天性使他们特别容易通过沉浸式学习接受新语言。
Novelist Amara Osei writes that a good short story must end on a note of ambiguity, trusting readers to resolve the meaning themselves.
From a Cross-Text Connections question · Craft and Structure
Which choice best defines “trusting”?
C — Showing belief in someone's reliability. “trusting” means showing belief in someone's reliability.
Which word means “showing belief in someone's reliability”?
B — trusting. “trusting” means showing belief in someone's reliability.
trusting — showing belief in someone's reliability. In Chinese: 信任的，轻信的.
trusting is pronounced /ˈtrʌstɪŋ/.
The trusting nature of young children makes them particularly receptive to learning new languages through immersion. (幼儿信任的天性使他们特别容易通过沉浸式学习接受新语言。)
credulous, gullible, confiding — all close in meaning to trusting (showing belief in someone's reliability).
suspicious, distrustful — each the opposite of trusting (showing belief in someone's reliability).
Yes. trusting is on the SAT Prep Basic list — the everyday academic words the SAT assumes you already have. The Digital SAT does not test vocabulary in isolation; words like this one are tested through Words in Context questions, where you choose the word that completes a passage most logically and precisely.