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A2  sure  eminkesin, muhakkak

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adverb  /ʃʊə(r)  ; British also ʃɔː(r)   / adverb sure (adverb)
 /ʃʊə(r) 
; British also ʃɔː(r)  
/ adverb
 
 1 [not
before a noun]
having no doubt about
sth; certain
emin
 You must be sure of your facts before you
make an accusation.
 I'm not sure what to do next.
 Craig was sure that he'd made the right
decision.
 I think I had my bag when I got off the bus
but I'm not sure.
OPPOSITE UNSURE
Sure ve certain,
anlamca birbirlerine çok benzerler, ancak farklı kullanılırlar:
 It is certain that there will
be an election next year.
 There is sure to be an
election next year.
 2 [not
before a noun] sure of sth; sure to do sth
that you will
definitely get or do, or that will definitely happen
kesin, muhakkak
 If you go and see them, you can be sure of
a warm welcome.
 If you work hard, you are sure to pass the
exam.
 3 that
you can be certain of
sağlam, şaşmaz
 A noise like that is a sure sign of engine
trouble.
 4 (informal)
used to say yes
to sb
tabii, elbette
 ‘Can I have a look at your newspaper?’
‘Sure.’
IDIOMS
be
sure to do sth
(used for telling sb
to do sth) do not forget to do sth
unutma!
 Be sure to write and tell me what happens.
for
sure
without doubt
kesin
olarak, şüphesiz
 Nobody knows for sure what happened.
 One thing is for sure – it's not going to
be easy.
make
sure 
1 to
take the action that is necessary
sağlamak
 Make sure you are back home by 11 o'clock.
 2 to
check that sth is in a particular state or has been done
emin
olmak, sağlama almak
 I must go back and make sure I closed the
window.
sure
thing
(US, informal)
yes
tabii, elbette
 ‘Can I borrow this book?’ ‘Sure thing.’
sure
enough
as was expected
gerçekten
de, nitekim
 I expected him to be early, and sure enough
he arrived five minutes before the others.
sure
of yourself
confident about your
opinions, or about what you can do
kendinden
emin

Level	A2
Kind	adverb
Front	sure
IPA	/ʃʊə(r) ; British also ʃɔː(r) / adverb
Back	emin kesin, muhakkak
Back 2	sure (adverb) /ʃʊə(r) ; British also ʃɔː(r) / adverb 1 [not before a noun] having no doubt about sth; certain emin You must be sure of your facts before you make an accusation. I'm not sure what to do next. Craig was sure that he'd made the right decision. I think I had my bag when I got off the bus but I'm not sure. *OPPOSITE* UNSURE Sure ve certain, anlamca birbirlerine çok benzerler, ancak farklı kullanılırlar: *It is certain that* there will be an election next year. *There is sure to be* an election next year. 2 [not before a noun] sure of sth; sure to do sth that you will definitely get or do, or that will definitely happen kesin, muhakkak If you go and see them, you can be sure of a warm welcome. If you work hard, you are sure to pass the exam. 3 that you can be certain of sağlam, şaşmaz A noise like that is a sure sign of engine trouble. 4 (informal) used to say yes to sb tabii, elbette ‘Can I have a look at your newspaper?’ ‘Sure.’ IDIOMS be sure to do sth (used for telling sb to do sth) do not forget to do sth unutma! Be sure to write and tell me what happens. for sure without doubt kesin olarak, şüphesiz Nobody knows for sure what happened. One thing is for sure – it's not going to be easy. make sure 1 to take the action that is necessary sağlamak Make sure you are back home by 11 o'clock. 2 to check that sth is in a particular state or has been done emin olmak, sağlama almak I must go back and make sure I closed the window. sure thing (US, informal) yes tabii, elbette ‘Can I borrow this book?’ ‘Sure thing.’ sure enough as was expected gerçekten de, nitekim I expected him to be early, and sure enough he arrived five minutes before the others. sure of yourself confident about your opinions, or about what you can do kendinden emin

I Emin Make Sth Adverb /ʃʊə(R) British ʃɔː(R)

sure (adverb)