Trust
Credibility
noun, verbal noun
When someone believes in your task, it means they have a lot of trust in what you do. You've clearly gained a great deal of credibility through your previous tasks.
信用 refers to the trust one party places in another's integrity and ability to fulfill obligations. It's often used to describe reliability in actions, faithfulness in relationships, or creditworthiness in financial transactions.
This is a jukugo word, which usually means on'yomi readings from the kanji. If you know the readings of your kanji you'll know how to read this as well.
銀行の信用
bank credit
国の信用
a country's creditworthiness, a country's credibility
会社の信用
a company's creditworthiness, a company's trustworthiness
信用を失う
to lose someone's trust
信用を落とす
to have one's credibility plummet
信用をなくす
to lose credibility
信用リスク
credit risk
信用力
creditworthiness, reliability
信用売り
short selling
信用がなくなる
to lose trust
信用がある
to have trust
信用ができる
can trust
彼の言葉には信用があります。
His words carry credibility.
彼女は社内のみんなから信用されています。
She is trusted by everyone in the company.
二回もウソをついたせいで、信用を失ってしまったんです。
I lost trust because I lied twice.