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| 1 | spoken used for saying yes or agreeing to something （用于表示肯定或赞同某事物）的确，是的，当然 |
| ‘Can I borrow your green jumper?’ ‘Sure, no problem.’ “我可以借用一下你的绿色羊毛衫吗？”“当然没问题。” |
| | 1a | used as a reply when someone thanks you （用于回答某人的感谢）别客气 | | ‘I really appreciate all your help.’ ‘Sure, anytime.’ “我真的很感激你的鼎力相助。”“别客气，随时效劳。” | |
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| 2 | MAINLY AMERICAN informal used before a statement for admitting that something is true , especially when you then say something that is opposite 诚然；固然；必须承认 |
| Sure, it’ s a good deal. I just don’ t think I can afford it. 必须承认，这是一笔不错的买卖。只不过我觉得我支付不起。 |
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| - | for sure
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| 1 | definitely 确切地；肯定；一定 | I will call you tomorrow for sure. 我明天一定打电话给你。 | | that’ s for sure Ashe was an incredible tennis player, that’ s for sure. 亚什是一个很出色的网球运动员，这一点是毫无疑问的。 | | ‘Are you going on Friday?’ ‘I don’ t know for sure.’ “你周五要去吗？”“我还不能确定。” | |
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| 2 | AMERICAN spoken used for agreeing with someone （用于表示赞同某人）当然可以 | ‘Let’ s have lunch together next week.’ ‘For sure.’ “我们下周一起吃午饭吧。”“当然可以。” | |
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| - | sure enough
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| used for saying that something happened exactly as you thought it would |
| 果然；果真 |
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| I had a feeling we’ d get lost, and sure enough, we did. 我有一种感觉，我们会迷路的，果真如此。 |
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