1.倚赖,依靠,仗恃
2.信任,信赖 (on, upon)
1.to be dependent on somebody or something
2.to have faith or confidence in somebody or something
1.Others questioned how much the survey could be relied uponto gauge the strength of the holiday shopping season kick-off.
其他人质疑，对于判断假日购物季开始的形势，此项调查究竟有几分可信度。
2.He talked fondly of his wife, relied on her advice and held her hand in public.
他会充满爱意地谈论他的妻子，信赖她的建议并牵手出现在公共场合。
3.While these reports are helpful, I don't feel they are nearly thorough enough to be solely relied upon to make a decision to close or not.
虽然这些报告是非常有用，我感觉他们并不全面到足以单靠这个报告而做出交易决定。
4.While never allowing herself to be seen to be needing help, she did take advice, and relied quite heavily on trusted experts.
她不愿让人们察觉到她需要别人的帮助，但实际上采纳了别人的建议，依赖她信任的专家的意见。
5.North Korea has for years relied on its nuclear build-up to squeeze aid from its neighbors and the United States.
北韩多年来靠本国的核武库向邻国及美国榨取援助。
6.Aldrin relied on a felt-tip marker, since the non-conductive tip would close the contact without shorting it out, or causing a spark.
奥尔德林当时使用的是毡制粗头笔，它的尖头是不导电的，接触开关不会造成短路或引发火花。
7.Beliveau largely relied on the "kindness of strangers" as he made his way through unfamiliar territories.
在穿越这些陌生的土地中，贝力弗很大程度上都是依靠“陌生人的善心”。
8.The bottom line of all these reports was that supplements of vitamin E could not be relied upon to protect against heart disease and stroke.
所有这些报告的主要指出的是：防止心脏病和中风不能依靠服用维生素E增补剂。
9.SECT is a kind of evaluation and a means of measurement as well, relied on its validity, reliability and differentiate.
“学评教”是一种评价，也是一种测量。其质量取决于本身的效度、信度和区分度。
10.If your blog is a part of a crowd that fulfills similar needs, your blog may not be relied upon as much as you think.
如果你的博客太过普通，那么它可能不会像你想得那么可信赖。