I Ll Take Your Word For It

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If you come up with something out of the ordinary, such as winning a lottery or doubling your stock, your friends will have a hard time believing it is real. Some of your friends will say that I will take care of your world because of it. Does this mean that they think that what you are saying is true?

This phrase can have two meanings, depending on how you say it:

He said with an open heart and confidence: [OK! I take your word for it because it means you don't need hard evidence. For example, a local mechanic diagnoses that you need to change a part of your car and offers to explain why, but you trust him and don't know the car anyway, So he tells you to leave. trust me .

Second possibility: [Good. . . I will obey you for that, "he said, smiling and shaking his head. You may be cheating on yourself. Example: You say your dad is a famous astronaut, even though he lives in a poor neighborhood and is a mechanic at a local tire shop. Trusting and you don't know she's still with you, but your aunt, instead of calling you a liar, she just says it's okay, I'll take your word for it. (But you're right ")

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Why should I obey?
If something shocking happens to you, such as winning a lottery or returning a double stock, your friends will have a hard time believing it to be true. Some of your friends will say that I will take care of your world because of it. Does that mean they think what you are saying is true?
Take your words
This usually means that they do not trust you, but they do not want to call you a liar!

I Ll Take Your Word For It

The ■■■ is not everywhere, at least for my friends, but it is Spanish and maybe Italian. Latinos also use it to indicate more dangerous things.

That means I don't believe you, I don't really believe

This means that you will not believe his words or if you do not follow his advice.