"De confianza" is a phrase in Spanish that functions as an adjective.
The phonetic transcription using the International Phonetic Alphabet (IPA) is /de kon.fiˈðan.θa/.
"De confianza" refers to someone or something that can be trusted or relied upon. It is commonly used to describe people, relationships, or situations where trust is essential. The phrase is frequent in both oral and written contexts, particularly in conversations about personal relationships, business practices, and when recommending someone.
Example sentences: 1. Necesitamos alguien de confianza para manejar nuestras finanzas. - We need someone trustworthy to handle our finances.
The phrase "de confianza" is often used in various idiomatic expressions in Spanish. Below are some examples:
She is trustworthy; she always keeps her promises.
Tener a alguien de confianza - To have someone trustworthy.
It is good to have someone trustworthy to lean on.
Un amigo de confianza - A trusted friend.
I always tell my secrets to my trusted friend.
No es de confianza - Is not trustworthy.
That business does not seem trustworthy; let's be careful.
Buscar alguien de confianza - To look for someone trustworthy.
The phrase "de confianza" combines the preposition "de" (of) with the noun "confianza" (trust, confidence), which stems from the Latin "confidentia," meaning 'firm trust'. The word "confianza" is derived from "confidere" meaning 'to have full trust or reliance'.
Synonyms: - Fiable (reliable) - Seguro (safe) - Honesto (honest)
Antonyms: - Desconfiable (untrustworthy) - Inseguro (unsafe) - Traidor (traitor)