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fianza noun {f} | bail [bails](security) bail bond(surety posted as bail) caution [cautions](security; guaranty; bail) security deposit(amount of money paid in advance as security) surety [sureties](law: promise to pay on behalf of another) suretyship(agreement) |
fianza de cumplimiento noun {f} | performance bond(a contractor's bond) |
afianzar verb | buttress [buttressed, buttressing, buttresses](support something or someone by supplying evidence) |
autoconfianza noun {f} | self-confidence(state of being self-confident) |
confianza noun {f} | assurance [assurances](excess of boldness) connection [connections](feeling of understanding and ease of communication between two or more people) faith [faiths](confidence in the intentions or abilities) reliance(The act of relying on someone or something; trust) security [securities](condition of not being threatened) trust [trusts](confidence in or reliance on some person or quality) |
de confianza adjective | trustworthy(reliable) |
desconfianza noun | mistrust(lack of trust) |
desconfianza noun {f} | distrust(lack of trust or confidence) |
donde hay confianza phrase | familiarity breeds contempt(if you know someone very well, you stop respecting them) |
en confianza preposition | in confidence(confidentially) |
intervalo de confianza noun {m} | confidence interval [confidence intervals](a particular kind of interval estimate of a population parameter) |
libertad bajo fianza noun {f} | bail [bails](release from imprisonment on payment of such money) |
moción de confianza noun {f} | vote of confidence(motion proposed in a parliament or other assembly) |
pagar la fianza verb | bail out(To secure the release of an arrested person) |
sobreconfianza noun {f} | overtrustnoun |