When I trust someone, they betray me.

当我信任某人时，他们背叛了我。

You know trusting someone ain't so bad.

知道吗 相信一个人不是坏事。

Now, if you don't trust someone, you place restrictions on them, right?

如果您不信任谁，您就对他施加约束，对吗？

Boy, you trust someone, and they just betray you. It sucks, you know?

小哥，你信任别人，别人却背叛你。太糟心了，懂吧？

So you're not choosing to trust someone based off of their track record.

所以你不会因为一个人过去的表现而选择信任他。

'Count on' means: to trust someone, especially in a difficult situation.

Count on：信任某人，尤其是在困难的情况下。

It warns us to not trust someone just because they seem nice on the outside.

它警告我们不要仅仅因为别人外在很好，就轻信他们。

I'm just afraid if I do trust someone, I'll get my heart broken again.

我只是害怕假如我真的相信某人，我会再次心碎。

Would you trust someone who just won the lottery to accurately define the concept of currency?

你信任的人谁刚赢了彩票准确界定货币的概念？

Hmm… I guess I use my own knowledge and experience to assess whether I can trust someone.

嗯… … 我想我会用我自己的知识和经验来评估一个人是否可以信任。

Trusting or not trusting someone for rational reasons is known as cognitive trust.

出于理性原因而信任或不信任某人被称为认知信任。

That's why it's so important in business - and everywhere else - to think about why you're trusting someone.

这也就是为什么在商业中——以及其他任何地方——思考你为什么信任别人是如此重要的原因。

But you just can't trust someone who's not held down the same position for more than a year.

但是，你不能信任一个没有在同一岗位上工作超过一年的人。

One way you can show you trust someone early on is to tell them a small secret of yours.

告诉别人一个你的小秘密，这是尽早显示出你信任某人的一种方法。

When you trust someone with your AUX cord, your car, or your career dreams, you're being vulnerable.

当你以你的音频输入器、你的车或者和你的职业梦想为标准来评判某人是否值得信任时，你就是很脆弱的。

Every time I trusted someone I got burned.

我只要信任他人就会被伤害。

In what mad world would I trust someone like you?

‪这世道还有王法呢 ‪我不至于信你这种人吧？

We'll have to find someone we can trust. Someone honest.

我们得找到信得过的人 一个正直的人。

Well, you're gonna need to trust someone at some point.

你早晚要信任别人的。

You wouldn't have trusted someone who wasn't one of them.

只有异种才会去相信异种。