Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones cony la definición y uso de "Reliable"

A: thanks

A: you can depend on someone or something

A: Seguro o confiable

A: dependable

A: “She always helps me when I need her. She is so reliable.”

“When I left my wallet at the officeI asked my coworker to hang onto it for me because he’s very reliable.”

“John never shows up to the meetings on time. He’s so unreliable.”

I hope these helped lol

A: "It's a long drivebut my car is reliableso I'm not worried."
"She's very reliableI can always trust her to get the job done."

A: He was early. This shows he is reliable.

Are you reliable?

A: Being reliable is not really referring to a person's character or moralsit refers more to being able to depend on someone to complete an actionperform a taskbe on timethings like that. It also can be used when referring to an objectfor example this car is reliable and won't break downthis brand of tools is reliable and won't break.

Trustful and trustworthy are synonyms and refer more to a person's character typically. Like for example this person didn't tell anyone my secretand always does the right thinghe is trustworthy/trustful.

Calling someone trustworthy is more common than using the term trustfulbut even more common is for people to say I trust/ don't trust him/her. Or I can/can't trust this person

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reliable 頼ることができる
trustworthy 信頼することができる

A: They can be used the same way i think

"She is a reliable friend" and "She is a trustworthy friend" means you can trust your friend

It also works for things like tools

"it is a reliable knife" and "it is a trustworthy knife" means that the knife won't break and does a good job cutting

A: Reliable means that you can count on that person to help you in times of needor get work finished.

Trustworthy can also mean that you can count on that personhowever they are more “trusted” with certain things.

A: They're all pretty much synonyms for the same thing. Howeverthere's a subtle difference between trustworthy/reliable and dependable.
For exampleif you're reading a news articlesaying that the person/entity who wrote the article is trustworthy/reliable means that you can trust that their information is correct. You can trust *what they say*.
Saying a person is dependable means that they're trusted to do things. Like if you ask someone to deliver a letter for you. A dependable person will take care of it. You don't need to doubt them. You can trust *what they do*.

Hopefully I made some sense.

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A: It helps a lot that SHE always takes notes...

HER notes are great.

SHE reads HER notes to me.

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A: It sounds good!