1.委托,付托;托
1.to give someone responsibility for an important job or activity
1.Sending solid radioactive waste to a unit without a licence for storage or disposal or entrusting such a unit with the same is prohibited.
禁止将放射性固体废物提供或者委托给无许可证的单位贮存和处置。
2.Mr Jarre could give a director was that he was "entrusting" , and left him to it.
贾尔先生对导演们的最高褒奖就是“信任别人”，放手让他去做。
3.She said She wanted to thank God again for entrusting Her with this honorable job and for letting Her know so many colorful people.
她感谢上帝给她这个机会，委任她这份荣耀的工作，让她认识这么多彩多姿的人们。
4.Certainly, in light of the record, no one could be faulted for entrusting him with the crucial assignment to Tokyo back in 1975.
的确，从他的一贯表现看，谁也不会因为在一九七五年派他去东京执行重要任务而受到指责。
5.This was a very special gift that God was entrusting to her. A gift that would one day belong to the world.
这是上帝托付给她的一件特别的礼物，上帝告诉她终有一天它将属于整个世界。
6.I cannot live with the agony of entrusting this huge responsibility to any of them.
我不能极度痛苦不能忍受把这个重大的责任给他们中的任何一个
7.Party A shall provide Party B with a power of attorney for entrusting Party B to recruit foreign-contracted labor service personnel.
向乙方提供委托招收赴境外劳务人员委托书
8.A real estate evaluation organization shall conclude a written entrustment contract with an entrusting party.
房地产价格评估机构应当与委托人签订书面委托合同。
9.Entrusting monetary policy to an independent central bank promised to be a perfect way to counter the political pressure to print money.
人们开始相信，将货币政策托付给具有独立性的中央银行这一举措，是制衡滥发纸币这种政治冲动的绝佳方式。
10.the writing theory is based on that of entrusting drift with things, returning to nature and things themselves.
神理范畴的创作论：随物赋形、返朴归真和回归事物本身的基础之上的。