英语词汇“sure”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

　

单词	sure
释义	Trends of sure View usage for: Additional synonyms in the sense of bound Definition certain There are bound to be price increases next year. Synonyms certain, sure, fated, doomed, destined, very likely in the sense of clear Definition certain in the mind It is important to be clear on what the author is saying here. Synonyms certain, sure, convinced, positive, satisfied, resolved, explicit, definite, decided in the sense of confident Definition having or showing certainty I am confident that everything will come out right in time. Synonyms certain, sure, convinced, positive, secure, satisfied, counting on in the sense of decided Definition definite or noticeable We were at a decided disadvantage. Synonyms definite, certain, positive, absolute, distinct, pronounced, clear-cut, undisputed, unequivocal, undeniable, unambiguous, indisputable, categorical, unquestionable in the sense of definite Definition known for certain She is very definite about her feelings. Synonyms certain, decided, sure, settled, convinced, positive, confident, assured in the sense of dependable Definition reliable and trustworthy He was a good friend and a dependable companion. Synonyms reliable, sure, responsible, steady, faithful, staunch, reputable, trustworthy, trusty, go-to, unfailing in the sense of fast Definition firmly fixed, fastened, or shut He held the gate fast. Synonyms fixed, firm, sound, stuck, secure, tight, jammed, fortified, fastened, impregnable, immovable in the sense of firm Definition securely in position Use a firm platform or a sturdy ladder. Synonyms secure, strong, fixed, secured, rooted, stable, steady, anchored, braced, robust, cemented, fast, sturdy, embedded, fastened, riveted, taut, stationary, motionless, immovable, unmoving, unshakeable, unfluctuating in the sense of foolproof Definition incapable of going wrong The system is not 100 per cent foolproof. Synonyms infallible, certain, safe, guaranteed, never-failing, unassailable, sure-fire (informal), unbreakable in the sense of guaranteed Reports of this kind are guaranteed to cause anxiety. Synonyms sure, certain, bound Synonyms of 'sure' sure Explore 'sure' in the dictionary Additional synonyms in the sense of honest Definition truthful and moral in behaviour My dad was the most honest man I have ever met. Synonyms trustworthy, decent, upright, reliable, ethical, honourable, conscientious, reputable, truthful, virtuous, law-abiding, trusty, scrupulous, high-minded, veracious in the sense of indisputable Definition beyond doubt It is indisputable that the animals are harbouring this illness. Synonyms undeniable, sure, certain, positive, absolute, evident, beyond doubt, unassailable, irrefutable, unquestionable, incontrovertible, incontestable, indubitable in the sense of inescapable Definition not able to be avoided A sense of imminent doom was inescapable. Synonyms unavoidable, inevitable, certain, sure, fated, destined, inexorable, ineluctable, ineludible (rare) in the sense of infallible Definition always successful She hit on an infallible solution to all of our problems. Synonyms sure, certain, reliable, unbeatable, dependable, trustworthy, foolproof, sure-fire (informal), unfailing in the sense of of course Definition certainly There'll be the usual inquiry, of course. Synonyms naturally, certainly, obviously, definitely, undoubtedly, needless to say, without a doubt, indubitably in the sense of positive Definition definite or certain I'm positive she said she'd be here. Synonyms certain, sure, convinced, confident, satisfied, assured, free from doubt in the sense of safe Definition taking or involving no risks We are assured by our engineers that the building is safe. Synonyms risk-free, sound, secure, certain, impregnable, riskless in the sense of satisfied People must be satisfied that the treatment is safe. Synonyms sure, smug, certain, convinced, positive, free from doubt, easy in your mind, at ease in the sense of stable Definition lasting and not likely to experience any sudden changes a stable marriage Synonyms secure, lasting, strong, sound, fast, sure, established, permanent, constant, steady, enduring, reliable, abiding, durable, deep-rooted, well-founded, steadfast, immutable, unwavering, invariable, unalterable, unchangeable in the sense of staunch Definition strong and loyal He's a staunch supporter of controls on government spending. Synonyms loyal, faithful, stalwart, sure, strong, firm, sound, true, constant, reliable, stout, resolute, dependable, trustworthy, trusty, steadfast, true-blue, immovable, tried and true Additional synonyms in the sense of steady Definition firm and not shaking Make sure the camera is steady. Synonyms stable, fixed, secure, still, firm, fast, safe, anchored, moored, immovable, unshaking, on an even keel in the sense of trustworthy Definition (of a person) honest, reliable, or dependable He is a trustworthy, level-headed teacher. Synonyms dependable, responsible, principled, mature, sensible, reliable, ethical, upright, true, honourable, honest, staunch, righteous, reputable, truthful, trusty, steadfast, level-headed, to be trusted in the sense of trusty Definition faithful or reliable a trusty member of the crew Synonyms reliable, dependable, trustworthy, responsible, solid, strong, firm, true, steady, faithful, straightforward, upright, honest, staunch in the sense of undeniable Definition unquestionably true Her charm is undeniable. Synonyms certain, evident, undoubted, incontrovertible, clear, sure, sound, proven, obvious, patent, manifest, beyond (a) doubt, unassailable, indisputable, irrefutable, unquestionable, beyond question, incontestable, indubitable in the sense of undoubted Definition beyond doubt The event was an undoubted success. Synonyms certain, sure, definite, confirmed, positive, obvious, acknowledged, patent, evident, manifest, transparent, clear-cut, undisputed, indisputable, unquestioned, unquestionable, incontrovertible, indubitable, nailed-on (slang) in the sense of unerring Definition never mistaken These designs demonstrate her unerring eye for colour and detail. Synonyms accurate, sure, certain, perfect, exact, impeccable, faultless, infallible, unfailing in the sense of unfailing Definition continuous or reliable I would like to thank on Erika for her unfailing care and support. Synonyms reliable, constant, dependable, sure, true, certain, loyal, faithful, staunch, infallible, steadfast, tried and true in the sense of unfaltering Thomas Covenant's stride went on, as unfaltering as clockwork. Synonyms steady, unfailing, unwavering, firm, persevering, resolute, tireless, steadfast, indefatigable, unflinching, unswerving, unflagging, untiring in the sense of unmistakable Definition clear or unambiguous the unmistakable aroma of freshly ground coffee Synonyms clear, certain, positive, decided, sure, obvious, plain, patent, evident, distinct, pronounced, glaring, manifest, blatant, conspicuous, palpable, unequivocal, unambiguous, indisputable All related terms of 'sure' for sure definitely, absolutely, without question, surely, certainly make sure check, ensure, confirm, make certain, verify sure enough as expected, as anticipated be sure to remember to, take care to, see that you, be careful to, don't forget to a sure thing certainty, foregone conclusion sure of yourself confident, self-confident, self-assured, can-do, assured sure (ʃʊəʳ) Word forms: comparative surer, superlative surest 1. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVE that, ADJ wh] If you are sure that something is true, you are certain that it is true. If you are not sure about something, you do not know for certain what the true situation is. He'd never been in a class before and he was not even sure that he should have beenteaching. The president has never been sure which direction he wanted to go in on this issue. She was no longer sure how she felt about him. It is impossible to be sure about the value of land. [+ about] [Also + of] Synonyms: certain, positive, clear, decided More Synonyms of sure 2. adjective If someone is sure of getting something, they will definitely get it or they think they will definitely get it. It's better to pay so that you can be sure of getting quality. [+ of] It is the self-assurance of the new generation which makes them sure of their success. 3. phrase If you say that something is sure to happen, you are emphasizing your belief that it will happen. [emphasis] With over 80 beaches to choose from, you are sure to find a place to lay your towel. Anyone who goes food shopping without a list is sure to forget the things they reallyneed. 4. adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Sure is used to emphasize that something such as a sign or ability is reliable or accurate. [emphasis] Sharpe's leg and shoulder began to ache, a sure sign of rain. She has a sure grasp of social issues such as literacy, poverty and child care. sureness uncountable noun New to the job, he was keen to demonstrate his sureness of mind. 5. adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVE to-infinitive, ADJECTIVE that] If you tell someone to be sure to do something, you mean that they must not forget to do it. [emphasis] Be sure to read about how mozzarella is made, on page 65. Be sure you get your daily quota of calcium. 6. convention Sure is an informal way of saying 'yes' or 'all right'. [formulae] 'He rang you?'—'Sure. Last night.' 'I'd like to be alone, O.K?'—'Sure. O.K.' 'We'll phone and you can make an appointment'—'Sure. What time do you want to go?' 7. adverb [ADVERB before verb] You can use sure in order to emphasize what you are saying. [informal, emphasis] 'Has the whole world just gone crazy?'—'Sure looks that way, doesn't it.' It sure is hot, he thought. 8. See sure enough 9. See for sure 10. See make sure 11. See make sure 12. See sure thing 13. See sure thing 14. See to be sure 15. See be sure of oneself More Synonyms of sure sure in British English (ʃʊə, ʃɔː) adjective 1. (sometimes foll by of) free from hesitancy or uncertainty (with regard to a belief, conviction, etc) we are sure of the accuracy of the data I am sure that he is lying 2. (foll by of) having no doubt, as of the occurrence of a future state or event sure of success 3. always effective; unfailing a sure remedy 4. reliable in indication or accuracy a sure criterion 5. (of persons) worthy of trust or confidence a sure friend 6. not open to doubt sure proof 7. admitting of no vacillation or doubt he is very sure in his beliefs 8. bound to be or occur; inevitable victory is sure 9. (postpositive) bound inevitably (to be or do something); certain she is sure to be there tonight 10. physically secure or dependable a sure footing 11. obsolete free from exposure to harm or danger 12. be sure 13. for sure 14. make sure 15. sure enough 16. to be sure adverb 17. (sentence substitute) informal willingly; yes 18. (sentence modifier) informal, mainly US and Canadian without question; certainly Derived forms sureness (ˈsureness) noun Word origin C14: from Old French seur, from Latin sēcūrus secure sure in American English (ʃʊr) adjectiveWord forms: ˈsurer or ˈsurest 1. Obsolete secure or safe 2. that will not fail; always effective a sure method 3. that can be relied upon; trustworthy a sure friend 4. that cannot be doubted, questioned, or disputed; absolutely true; certain 5. having or showing no doubt; positive; confident to be sure of one's facts 6. that can be counted on to be or happen a sure defeat 7. bound or destined to do, experience, or be something specified sure to be elected 8. never missing; unerring a sure aim adverbWord forms: ˈsurer or ˈsurest Informal 9. surely; inevitably 10. certainly; indeed an intensive, often used as an affirmative answer to questions Idioms: for sure make sure sure enough to be sure SYNONYMY NOTE: sure, the simple word, suggests merely an absence of doubt or hesitancy [I'm sure you don't mean it]; certain usually suggests conviction based on specific grounds or evidence [this letter makes me certain of his innocence]; confident stresses the firmness of one's certainty or sureness, esp. in some expectation [she's confident she'll win]; positive suggests unshakable confidence, esp. in the correctness of one's opinions or conclusions,sometimes to the point of dogmatism [he's too positive in his beliefs] OPPOSITE: doubtful Derived forms sureness (ˈsureness) noun Word origin OFr seur < L securus: see secure More idioms containing sure sure as eggs is eggs Examples of 'sure' in a sentence sure We have just made sure we have done things consistently. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Make sure you are certain who you are dealing with. Times, Sunday Times (2016) The blue smoke is a sure sign the engine is burning some oil with the petrol. Times, Sunday Times (2006) Can we be sure that something of the sort will not happen again? Times, Sunday Times (2014) The stock price is sure to go up. Mishkin, Frederic S. Financial Markets, Institutions and Money (1995) We are sure you will find all of these a real treat. Times, Sunday Times (2007) We are not really sure if it is one step back at the moment. The Sun (2006) You have it all today so be sure to use it. The Sun (2013) Victory would be one sure way of racing appearing on front pages for the right reasons. Times, Sunday Times (2013) Or we are pretty sure we do. Times, Sunday Times (2013) When he comes here he is going to get abuse for sure. The Sun (2014) Are you quite sure of your own discretion? George Eliot Daniel Deronda (1876) One prediction is sure to come true. Times, Sunday Times (2006) And he will make sure it delivers by overseeing it himself. The Sun (2011) This time she was sure it was the pills but she could not convince anyone else. Trickett, Shirley Coming Off Tranquillizers and Sleeping Pills (1991) Just make sure you have a quiet room to retire to afterwards. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Be sure to sign up now and enter for a chance to win this great prize. The Sun (2014) The key to making it a success is making sure your house works as an office as well as a home. The Sun (2014) As sure as night follows day. Times, Sunday Times (2014) Despite all the ink spilled on the subject, it is still impossible to say for sure. John Cassidy DOT.CON (2001) Sure enough, my son and the book disappeared upstairs. Times, Sunday Times (2007) To be sure, certain dark dreams resemble scenes from his works. The Times Literary Supplement (2012) In other languages sure British English: sure /ʃʊə; ʃɔː/ ADJECTIVE If you are sure that something is true, you are certain that it is true. If you are not sure about something, you do not know for certain what the true situation is. He was not sure that he was in the right job. American English: sure Arabic: مُتَأَكِد Brazilian Portuguese: certo Chinese: 确定的 Croatian: siguran Czech: jistý Danish: sikker Dutch: zeker European Spanish: seguro convencido Finnish: varma French: sûr German: sicher Greek: βέβαιος Italian: sicuro Japanese: 確信して Korean: 확실한 Norwegian: sikker Polish: pewny ufny European Portuguese: certo Romanian: sigur Russian: уверенный Latin American Spanish: seguro cierto, indubitable Swedish: säker bestämd Thai: แน่ใจ Turkish: emin Ukrainian: впевнений Vietnamese: chắc chắn All related terms of 'sure' sure! ( inf : of course ) 当(當)然了！ dāngrán le! sure enough 果然 guǒrán that's for sure 毫无(無)疑问(問) háo wú yíwèn I'm sure of it 我确(確)信 wǒ quèxìn she sure is pretty ( esp US : inf ) 她确(確)实(實)很漂亮 tā quèshí hěn piàoliang to be sure of o.s. 有自信心 yǒu zìxìnxīn to make sure that ... ( take action ) 保证(證) ... bǎozhèng ... ⇒ Make sure that you follow the instructions carefully. → 你一定要仔细按照说明书做。 Nǐ yīdìng yào zǐxì ànzhào shuōmíngshū zuò. ⇒ You must make sure that you finish your work on time. → 你必须保证按时完成工作。 Nǐ bìxū bǎozhèng ànshí wánchéng gōngzuò. ( check ) → 查明 ... chámíng ... ⇒ He looked in the bathroom to make sure that he was alone. → 他看了看洗澡间，确定是否只有他一个人。 Tā kànle kàn xǐzǎojiān, quèdìng shìfǒu zhǐyǒu tā yī gè rén. to be sure to do sth ( certain ) 肯定做某事 kěndìng zuò mǒushì ⇒ Kids are sure to love crawling through the tunnel. → 孩子们肯定喜欢爬隧道。 Háizimen kěndìng xǐhuan pá suìdào. I'm not sure how/why/when 我不能肯定如何/为(為)什么(麼)/什么(麼)时(時)候 wǒ bùnéng kěndìng rúhé/wèi shénme/shénme shíhou I'm sure he wouldn't do that 我确(確)定他不会(會)那么(麼)做的 wǒ quèdìng tā bùhuì nàme zuò de to be sure of (doing) sth 有把握(做)某事 yǒu bǎwò (zuò) mǒushì 1 (adjective) in the sense of certain Definition free from doubt or uncertainty (in regard to a belief) She was no longer sure what she thought about the situation. Synonyms certain She's absolutely certain she's going to make it as a singer. positive I'm positive she said she'd be here. clear It is important to be clear on what the author is saying here. decided We were at a decided disadvantage. convinced persuaded confident I am confident that everything will come out right in time. satisfied People must be satisfied that the treatment is safe. assured He was much more assured than in recent appearances. definite She is very definite about her feelings. free from doubt Opposites uncertain , doubtful , unsure , sceptical , uneasy , dubious , unconvinced , distrustful , unassured 2 (adjective) in the sense of inevitable Definition bound to be or occur Another victory is now sure. Synonyms inevitable The defeat had inevitable consequences for policy. guaranteed Reports of this kind are guaranteed to cause anxiety. bound There are bound to be price increases next year. assured Our victory is assured; nothing can stop us. in the bag (slang) inescapable A sense of imminent doom was inescapable. irrevocable ineluctable nailed-on (slang) Opposites unsure , touch-and-go 3 (adjective) in the sense of reliable Definition reliable or accurate a sure sign of rain Synonyms reliable She was efficient and reliable. accurate The rifle was extremely accurate. dependable He was a good friend and a dependable companion. effective precise honest My dad was the most honest man I have ever met. unmistakable the unmistakable aroma of freshly ground coffee undoubted The event was an undoubted success. undeniable Her charm is undeniable. trustworthy He is a trustworthy, level-headed teacher. never-failing trusty a trusty member of the crew foolproof The system is not 100 per cent foolproof. infallible She hit on an infallible solution to all of our problems. indisputable It is indisputable that the animals are harbouring this illness. sure-fire (informal) unerring These designs demonstrate her unerring eye for colour and detail. well-proven unfailing I would like to thank on Erika for her unfailing care and support. tried and true Opposites unreliable , untrustworthy , undependable , vague , dubious , dodgy (British, Australian, New Zealand, informal) , iffy (informal) , fallible 4 (adjective) in the sense of secure Definition physically secure A doctor's sure hands may perform surgery. Synonyms secure Shelves are only as secure as their fixings. firm Use a firm platform or a sturdy ladder. steady Make sure the camera is steady. fast He held the gate fast. safe We are assured by our engineers that the building is safe. confident solid stable a stable marriage unhesitating unfaltering Thomas Covenant's stride went on, as unfaltering as clockwork. staunch He's a staunch supporter of controls on government spending. (exclamation) in the sense of certainly Definition willingly (informal) Yeah, sure, you can have the key. Synonyms certainly of course There'll be the usual inquiry, of course. OK or okay (informal) absolutely you bet (informal) sure thing (informal) yes, all right idioms See a sure thing See be sure to phrases See for sure See make sure See sure enough See sure of yourself Additional synonyms in the sense of accurate The rifle was extremely accurate. Synonyms on target, exact, precise, deadly, sure, true, effective in the sense of assured Definition confident or self-assured He was much more assured than in recent appearances. Synonyms confident, certain, positive, bold, poised, assertive, complacent, fearless, audacious, pushy (informal), brazen, self-confident, self-assured, self-possessed, overconfident, dauntless, sure of yourself in the sense of assured Definition certain to happen Our victory is assured; nothing can stop us. Synonyms certain, sure, ensured, confirmed, settled, guaranteed, fixed, secure, sealed, clinched, made certain, sound, in the bag (slang), dependable, beyond doubt, irrefutable, unquestionable, indubitable, nailed-on (slang) All related terms of 'sure' be sure to be careful or certain for sure If you say that something is for sure or that you know it for sure , you mean that it is definitely true . make sure If you make sure that something is done, you take action so that it is done. sure-fire A sure-fire thing is something that is certain to succeed or win . sure enough You say sure enough , especially when telling a story , to confirm that something was really true or was actually happening . sure-footed A person or animal that is sure-footed can move easily over steep or uneven ground without falling. sure thing If you say that something is a sure thing , you mean that you are certain that it will happen or be successful. to be sure You use to be sure when you are admitting that something is true, although it seems to contradict a more general statement that you are making. surefire sure to be successful or as expected ; that will not fail be sure of oneself If you are sure of yourself , you are very confident about your own abilities or opinions . sure as eggs is eggs said to mean that you are very certain something will happen Chinese translation of 'sure' sure (ʃuəʳ) adj (= definite, convinced) 有把握的 (yǒu bǎwò de) ⇒ How can you be so sure? 你怎么这么有把握？ (Nǐ zěnme zhème yǒu bǎwò?) (= reliable) [remedy] 有效的 (yǒuxiào de) [sign] 准(準)确(確)无(無)误(誤)的 (zhǔnquè wúwù de) ⇒ She has a sure grasp of social issues. 她对社会问题掌握得准确无误。 (Tā duì shèhuì wèntí zhǎngwò de zhǔnquè wúwù.) to be sure to do sth (= certain) 肯定做某事 (kěndìng zuò mǒushì) ⇒ Kids are sure to love crawling through the tunnel. 孩子们肯定喜欢爬隧道。 (Háizimen kěndìng xǐhuan pá suìdào.) adv she sure is pretty (esp US, inf) 她确(確)实(實)很漂亮 (tā quèshí hěn piàoliang) to make sure that ... (= take action) 保证(證) ... (bǎozhèng ... ) ⇒ Make sure that you follow the instructions carefully. 你一定要仔细按照说明书做。 (Nǐ yīdìng yào zǐxì ànzhào shuōmíngshū zuò.) ⇒ You must make sure that you finish your work on time. 你必须保证按时完成工作。 (Nǐ bìxū bǎozhèng ànshí wánchéng gōngzuò.) (= check), 查明 ... (chámíng ... ) ⇒ He looked in the bathroom to make sure that he was alone. 他看了看洗澡间，确定是否只有他一个人。 (Tā kànle kàn xǐzǎojiān, quèdìng shìfǒu zhǐyǒu tā yī gè rén.) sure! (inf, = of course) 当(當)然了！ (dāngrán le!) sure enough 果然 (guǒrán) to be sure of (doing) sth 有把握(做)某事 (yǒu bǎwò (zuò) mǒushì) that's for sure 毫无(無)疑问(問) (háo wú yíwèn) I'm sure of it 我确(確)信 (wǒ quèxìn) I'm not sure how/why/when 我不能肯定如何/为(為)什么(麼)/什么(麼)时(時)候 (wǒ bùnéng kěndìng rúhé/wèi shénme/shénme shíhou) to be sure of o.s. 有自信心 (yǒu zìxìnxīn) sure! (inf, = of course) 当(當)然了！ (dāngrán le!) See sure
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