sure 的英语意思
suresure1 /ʃɔː $ ʃʊr/ adjective 
查看全部语言翻译1certain you know something [not before noun] confident that you know something or that something is true or correct确信自己知道某事，或某事属实或正确 SYN certain: 
‘That’s Sarah’s cousin.’ ‘Are you sure?’"那是莎拉的表亲。""你确定吗？" ‘What time does the show start?’ ‘I’m not sure.’"演出几点开始？""我不确定。"sure (that) I’m sure there’s a logical explanation for all this.我确信这一切都有合乎逻辑的解释。 Are you sure that you know how to get there?你确定你知道怎么去那里吗？ My mother, I felt sure, had not met him before.我感到确定，我母亲以前从未见过他。not sure how/where/when etc Henry wasn’t sure how to answer this.亨利不确定该如何回答这个问题。not sure if/whether I’m not sure if I’m pronouncing this correctly.我不确定我的发音是否正确。sure of He wasn’t even sure of his mother’s name.他甚至连母亲的名字都不确定。 They were talking about her, she was sure of that.他们在谈论她，这一点她确信无疑。sure about ‘That’s the man I saw in the building last night.’ ‘Are you quite sure (=completely sure) about that?’"那就是我昨晚在楼里看到的那个男人。""你对此十分确定（=完全确定）吗？"Register语体In writing, people often prefer to use certain rather than sure, because it sounds more formal:· We cannot be certain what causes this phenomenon.在书面语中，人们通常倾向于用 certain 而非 sure，因为前者听起来更正式：· 我们无法确定是什么导致了这一现象。2make sure a)to find out if something is true or to check that something has been done查明某事是否属实，或核查某事是否已完成: ‘Did you lock the front door?’ ‘I think so, but I’d better make sure.’"你锁前门了吗？""我想锁了，但我最好确认一下。"make sure (that) I wanted to make sure you were all right.我想确认你没事。 First, make sure the printer has enough paper in it.首先，确认打印机里有足够的纸。 b)to do something so that you can be certain of the result采取行动以确保某个结果make sure (that) I’ll walk you home, just to make sure no one bothers you.我送你回家，只是为了确保没有人打扰你。make sure of (doing) something Spain made sure of their place by holding Japan to a 1–1 draw.西班牙与日本战平1比1，从而确保了晋级名额。 Thomas would be sorry – she would make sure of that.托马斯会后悔的——她会确保这一点。3certain about your feelings [not before noun] certain about what you feel, want, like etc对自己的感受、意愿、喜好等确定无疑sure (that) Are you sure you really want a divorce?你确定你真的想要离婚吗？sure of Carla says she is very sure of her love for Tony.卡拉说她非常确信自己对托尼的爱。4certain to be true certain to be true必定属实的one thing is (for) sure One thing’s for sure, we’ll never be able to move this furniture on our own.有一件事是肯定的，我们自己绝对搬不动这些家具。sure sign/indication Those black clouds are a sure sign of rain.那些乌云是要下雨的确定征兆。5certain to happen/succeed certain to happen, succeed, or have a particular result必然发生、成功或产生特定结果的sure to do something He’s sure to get nervous and say something stupid.他肯定会紧张，说出什么蠢话来。sure way to do something/of doing something There was only one sure way of finding out – and that was to visit him.只有一种确定能查清楚的方法——那就是去拜访他。sure thing/bet American English (=something that will definitely happen, win, succeed etc)（＝必定发生、获胜、成功等的事物）6be sure of (doing) something to be certain to get something or be certain that something will happen确定能得到某物，或确定某事会发生: United must beat Liverpool to be sure of winning the championship.联队必须击败利物浦，才能确保赢得冠军。 You can be sure of one thing – there’ll be a lot of laughs.有一件事你可以确定——会有很多笑声的。7sure of yourself confident in your own abilities and opinions, sometimes in a way that annoys other people对自己的能力和见解充满自信，有时甚至令他人感到厌烦: Kids nowadays seem very sure of themselves.现在的孩子们看起来都很自信。8be sure to do something spoken口语 used to tell someone to remember to do something用于提醒某人记得做某事: Be sure to ring and let us know you’ve got back safely.一定要打电话让我们知道你平安到家了。9for sure a)informal非正式 certainly or definitely确实；无疑地: No one knows for sure what really happened.没有人确切知道究竟发生了什么。 b)spoken口语 used to emphasize that something is true用于强调某事属实: We’ll always need teachers, that’s for sure.我们永远都需要老师，这是肯定的。 c)American English informal非正式 spoken口语 used to agree with someone用于表示赞同10sure thing spoken口语 informal非正式 used to agree to something用于答应某事: ‘Can you pick me up later?’ ‘Sure thing.’"你能晚点来接我吗？""没问题。"11to be sure spoken口语 formal正式 used to admit that something is true, before saying something that is the opposite用于承认某事属实，然后再说相反的内容: It was difficult, to be sure, but somehow we managed to finish the job.确实很困难，但我们还是设法完成了工作。12(as) sure as hell spoken口语 informal非正式 used to emphasize a statement用于强调某一陈述: If I could get you out of there, I sure as hell would.如果我能把你从那里弄出来，我肯定会的。13have a sure hold/footing if you have a sure hold or footing, your hands or feet are placed firmly so they cannot slip若握持或立足稳固，意指手脚踏实，不会滑脱—sureness noun [uncountable]COLLOCATIONS词语搭配adverbs副词quite sure· Are you quite sure she won’t mind?· 你完全确定她不会介意吗？pretty sure· I’m pretty sure it was the same woman who called the office last week.· 我相当确定，就是上周给办公室打电话的那个女人。absolutely sure· Don’t throw anything away until you are absolutely sure you won’t need it again.· 在绝对确定不再需要之前，不要把任何东西扔掉。not quite/entirely sure· ‘What are they?’ ‘I’m not entirely sure.’· "那些是什么？""我不完全确定。"not exactly sure· I’m not exactly sure when the funeral is.· 我不太确定葬礼是什么时候。not very/too sure· Make a list of any words or phrases whose meaning you are not too sure about.· 把你不太确定其含义的单词或短语列一个清单。not at all sure· By now, we were not at all sure where we were.· 这时，我们完全不知道自己在哪里。THESAURUS同义词辨析sure adjective believing that something is definitely true or correct相信某事必定真实或正确: · I’m sure that you’re right.· 我确信你是对的。· ‘The car was a BMW.’ ‘Are you sure?’· "那辆车是宝马。""你确定吗？"· I’m not sure what the best thing to do is.· 我不确定最好的做法是什么。certain adjective completely sure. Certain is more formal than sure, and it is very commonly used in writing完全确定。certain 比 sure 更正式，在书面语中非常常用: · The police were certain that they had found the killer.· 警方确信他们找到了凶手。· I think he’s married, but I’m not certain about it.· 我认为他已婚，但我对此并不确定。convinced adjective sure that something is true, even though you cannot prove it确信某事属实，即使无法证明: · She became convinced that her boyfriend was seeing someone else.· 她越来越确信她男友在外面有人。· Brown’s wife was convinced of his innocence.· 布朗的妻子确信他是无辜的。positive adjective especially spoken尤用于口语 completely sure that something is true, especially when other people are not sure完全确信某事属实，尤其是在其他人不确定的时候: · She said she was positive that the exam was next Tuesday.· 她说她完全确定考试是下周二。· I’m absolutely positive I haven’t made a mistake.· 我完全确定我没有犯错。satisfied adjective sure that you know the truth about something that has happened, because you have enough information因掌握足够信息而确信已发生之事的真相的: · The authorities are now satisfied that her death was an accident.· 当局现在确信她的死亡是意外。confident adjective sure that something good will happen or that you will achieve something确信好事会发生或将实<t id="71" lang="zh-CN">确信好事会发生或将实现某事的: · Doctors are confident that he’ll make a full recovery.· 医生们确信他将完全康复。· A spokesman said the government was confident of winning the vote.· 一位发言人称政府有信心赢得投票。have no doubt (also be in no doubt) v phrase to have no doubts in your mind about something对某事毫无疑问: · I have no doubt that his story is true.· 我毫不怀疑他的陈述是真实的。· He was in no doubt about what he should do next.· 他对接下来该做什么毫无疑问。know verb to have a strong feeling that something is true or correct对某事有强烈的确信感，认为其属实或正确: · I just know that she will love this necklace.· 我就是知道她会喜欢这条项链的。· When the phone rang, we knew something terrible must have happened.· 电话响起时，我们就知道一定发生了什么可怕的事。
查看全部语言翻译1certain you know something [not before noun] confident that you know something or that something is true or correct确信自己知道某事，或某事属实或正确 SYN certain: ‘That’s Sarah’s cousin.’ ‘Are you sure?’"那是莎拉的表亲。""你确定吗？" ‘What time does the show start?’ ‘I’m not sure.’"演出几点开始？""我不确定。"sure (that) I’m sure there’s a logical explanation for all this.我确信这一切都有合乎逻辑的解释。 Are you sure that you know how to get there?你确定你知道怎么去那里吗？ My mother, I felt sure, had not met him before.我感到确定，我母亲以前从未见过他。not sure how/where/when etc Henry wasn’t sure how to answer this.亨利不确定该如何回答这个问题。not sure if/whether I’m not sure if I’m pronouncing this correctly.我不确定我的发音是否正确。sure of He wasn’t even sure of his mother’s name.他甚至连母亲的名字都不确定。 They were talking about her, she was sure of that.他们在谈论她，这一点她确信无疑。sure about ‘That’s the man I saw in the building last night.’ ‘Are you quite sure (=completely sure) about that?’"那就是我昨晚在楼里看到的那个男人。""你对此十分确定（=完全确定）吗？"Register语体In writing, people often prefer to use certain rather than sure, because it sounds more formal:· We cannot be certain what causes this phenomenon.在书面语中，人们通常倾向于用 certain 而非 sure，因为前者听起来更正式：· 我们无法确定是什么导致了这一现象。2make sure a)to find out if something is true or to check that something has been done查明某事是否属实，或核查某事是否已完成: ‘Did you lock the front door?’ ‘I think so, but I’d better make sure.’"你锁前门了吗？""我想锁了，但我最好确认一下。"make sure (that) I wanted to make sure you were all right.我想确认你没事。 First, make sure the printer has enough paper in it.首先，确认打印机里有足够的纸。 b)to do something so that you can be certain of the result采取行动以确保某个结果make sure (that) I’ll walk you home, just to make sure no one bothers you.我送你回家，只是为了确保没有人打扰你。make sure of (doing) something Spain made sure of their place by holding Japan to a 1–1 draw.西班牙与日本战平1比1，从而确保了晋级名额。 Thomas would be sorry – she would make sure of that.托马斯会后悔的——她会确保这一点。3certain about your feelings [not before noun] certain about what you feel, want, like etc对自己的感受、意愿、喜好等确定无疑sure (that) Are you sure you really want a divorce?你确定你真的想要离婚吗？sure of Carla says she is very sure of her love for Tony.卡拉说她非常确信自己对托尼的爱。4certain to be true certain to be true必定属实的one thing is (for) sure One thing’s for sure, we’ll never be able to move this furniture on our own.有一件事是肯定的，我们自己绝对搬不动这些家具。sure sign/indication Those black clouds are a sure sign of rain.那些乌云是要下雨的确定征兆。5certain to happen/succeed certain to happen, succeed, or have a particular result必然发生、成功或产生特定结果的sure to do something He’s sure to get nervous and say something stupid.他肯定会紧张，说出什么蠢话来。sure way to do something/of doing something There was only one sure way of finding out – and that was to visit him.只有一种确定能查清楚的方法——那就是去拜访他。sure thing/bet American English (=something that will definitely happen, win, succeed etc)（＝必定发生、获胜、成功等的事物）6be sure of (doing) something to be certain to get something or be certain that something will happen确定能得到某物，或确定某事会发生: United must beat Liverpool to be sure of winning the championship.联队必须击败利物浦，才能确保赢得冠军。 You can be sure of one thing – there’ll be a lot of laughs.有一件事你可以确定——会有很多笑声的。7sure of yourself confident in your own abilities and opinions, sometimes in a way that annoys other people对自己的能力和见解充满自信，有时甚至令他人感到厌烦: Kids nowadays seem very sure of themselves.现在的孩子们看起来都很自信。8be sure to do something spoken口语 used to tell someone to remember to do something用于提醒某人记得做某事: Be sure to ring and let us know you’ve got back safely.一定要打电话让我们知道你平安到家了。9for sure a)informal非正式 certainly or definitely确实；无疑地: No one knows for sure what really happened.没有人确切知道究竟发生了什么。 b)spoken口语 used to emphasize that something is true用于强调某事属实: We’ll always need teachers, that’s for sure.我们永远都需要老师，这是肯定的。 c)American English informal非正式 spoken口语 used to agree with someone用于表示赞同10sure thing spoken口语 informal非正式 used to agree to something用于答应某事: ‘Can you pick me up later?’ ‘Sure thing.’"你能晚点来接我吗？""没问题。"11to be sure spoken口语 formal正式 used to admit that something is true, before saying something that is the opposite用于承认某事属实，然后再说相反的内容: It was difficult, to be sure, but somehow we managed to finish the job.确实很困难，但我们还是设法完成了工作。12(as) sure as hell spoken口语 informal非正式 used to emphasize a statement用于强调某一陈述: If I could get you out of there, I sure as hell would.如果我能把你从那里弄出来，我肯定会的。13have a sure hold/footing if you have a sure hold or footing, your hands or feet are placed firmly so they cannot slip若握持或立足稳固，意指手脚踏实，不会滑脱—sureness noun [uncountable]COLLOCATIONS词语搭配adverbs副词quite sure· Are you quite sure she won’t mind?· 你完全确定她不会介意吗？pretty sure· I’m pretty sure it was the same woman who called the office last week.· 我相当确定，就是上周给办公室打电话的那个女人。absolutely sure· Don’t throw anything away until you are absolutely sure you won’t need it again.· 在绝对确定不再需要之前，不要把任何东西扔掉。not quite/entirely sure· ‘What are they?’ ‘I’m not entirely sure.’· "那些是什么？""我不完全确定。"not exactly sure· I’m not exactly sure when the funeral is.· 我不太确定葬礼是什么时候。not very/too sure· Make a list of any words or phrases whose meaning you are not too sure about.· 把你不太确定其含义的单词或短语列一个清单。not at all sure· By now, we were not at all sure where we were.· 这时，我们完全不知道自己在哪里。THESAURUS同义词辨析sure adjective believing that something is definitely true or correct相信某事必定真实或正确: · I’m sure that you’re right.· 我确信你是对的。· ‘The car was a BMW.’ ‘Are you sure?’· "那辆车是宝马。""你确定吗？"· I’m not sure what the best thing to do is.· 我不确定最好的做法是什么。certain adjective completely sure. Certain is more formal than sure, and it is very commonly used in writing完全确定。certain 比 sure 更正式，在书面语中非常常用: · The police were certain that they had found the killer.· 警方确信他们找到了凶手。· I think he’s married, but I’m not certain about it.· 我认为他已婚，但我对此并不确定。convinced adjective sure that something is true, even though you cannot prove it确信某事属实，即使无法证明: · She became convinced that her boyfriend was seeing someone else.· 她越来越确信她男友在外面有人。· Brown’s wife was convinced of his innocence.· 布朗的妻子确信他是无辜的。positive adjective especially spoken尤用于口语 completely sure that something is true, especially when other people are not sure完全确信某事属实，尤其是在其他人不确定的时候: · She said she was positive that the exam was next Tuesday.· 她说她完全确定考试是下周二。· I’m absolutely positive I haven’t made a mistake.· 我完全确定我没有犯错。satisfied adjective sure that you know the truth about something that has happened, because you have enough information因掌握足够信息而确信已发生之事的真相的: · The authorities are now satisfied that her death was an accident.· 当局现在确信她的死亡是意外。confident adjective sure that something good will happen or that you will achieve something确信好事会发生或将实<t id="71" lang="zh-CN">确信好事会发生或将实现某事的: · Doctors are confident that he’ll make a full recovery.· 医生们确信他将完全康复。· A spokesman said the government was confident of winning the vote.· 一位发言人称政府有信心赢得投票。have no doubt (also be in no doubt) v phrase to have no doubts in your mind about something对某事毫无疑问: · I have no doubt that his story is true.· 我毫不怀疑他的陈述是真实的。· He was in no doubt about what he should do next.· 他对接下来该做什么毫无疑问。know verb to have a strong feeling that something is true or correct对某事有强烈的确信感，认为其属实或正确: · I just know that she will love this necklace.· 我就是知道她会喜欢这条项链的。· When the phone rang, we knew something terrible must have happened.· 电话响起时，我们就知道一定发生了什么可怕的事。suresure2 adverb 1sure enough used to say that something did actually happen in the way that you said it would用于说明某事确实按照所说的方式发生了: Sure enough, Mike managed to get lost.果然，迈克把自己弄迷路了。2yes spoken口语 used to say ‘yes’ to someone用于对某人表示"是的": ‘Can you give me a ride to work tomorrow?’ ‘Sure.’"你明天能送我去上班吗？""当然。"3accept thanks American English spoken口语 used as a reply when you accept thanks from someone用于接受他人致谢时的回应: ‘Thanks for your help, Karen.’ ‘Sure.’"谢谢你的帮助，凯伦。""不客气。"4emphasize American English informal非正式 used to emphasize a statement用于强调某一陈述: It sure is hot out here.这里真的好热。 I sure hope they get there all right.我真心希望他们能平安到达那里。5before statement spoken口语 used at the beginning of a statement admitting that something is true, especially before adding something very different用于陈述开头，承认某事属实，尤其是在接着说截然不同的内容之前: Sure Joey’s happy now, but will it last?乔伊现在当然是高兴的，但这能持续多久呢？
1sure enough used to say that something did actually happen in the way that you said it would用于说明某事确实按照所说的方式发生了: Sure enough, Mike managed to get lost.果然，迈克把自己弄迷路了。2yes spoken口语 used to say ‘yes’ to someone用于对某人表示"是的": ‘Can you give me a ride to work tomorrow?’ ‘Sure.’"你明天能送我去上班吗？""当然。"3accept thanks American English spoken口语 used as a reply when you accept thanks from someone用于接受他人致谢时的回应: ‘Thanks for your help, Karen.’ ‘Sure.’"谢谢你的帮助，凯伦。""不客气。"4emphasize American English informal非正式 used to emphasize a statement用于强调某一陈述: It sure is hot out here.这里真的好热。 I sure hope they get there all right.我真心希望他们能平安到达那里。5before statement spoken口语 used at the beginning of a statement admitting that something is true, especially before adding something very different用于陈述开头，承认某事属实，尤其是在接着说截然不同的内容之前: Sure Joey’s happy now, but will it last?乔伊现在当然是高兴的，但这能持续多久呢？