sure-fire如何读

英:[ʃuə ˈfaiə]

美:[ʃʊr faɪr]

sure-fire是什么意思

  • 一定成功的, 一定能达到目的的

sure-fire英英释义

adjective

certain to get successful or expected results

a surefire recipe

sure-fire词源英文解释

The first known use of surefire was in 1846

sure-fire儿童词典英英释义

spot1 of 3noun

something bad that others know about one : fault

a small area that is different (as in color) from the main part

an area marred or marked (as by dirt)

a small diseased or decayed area on the body surface of a plant or animal spots of chicken pox

spots of rot on a leaf

a small quantity or amount

a particular place a sore spot

a good spot for a picnic

a particular position (as in an organization or on a program)

spotlight entry 1 sense 2

a position usually of difficulty or embarrassment

put someone in a spot

a short broadcast announcement or advertisement

spot2 of 3verb

to mark or become marked with or as if with spots

to single out : identify

spot a friend in a crowd

spot3 of 3adjective

done on the spot

spot coverage of the news

paid upon delivery

spot cash

involving immediate cash payment

the spot market for oil

broadcast between scheduled programs

spot announcements

made from time to time or in a few places or instances

a spot check

surefireadjective

certain to get results

sure-fire 例句

1 The movie is a surefire hit with teenagers.

2 There is no surefire way to predict the outcome.

3 In New York City, there are always a few surefire signs that summer has officially arrived.

4 Because Adrienne and most of her family members who would have been alive in 1964 are deceased, the D’Onofrios know there’s no surefire way to confirm her identity.

5 This is a sure - fire way to get publicity.

这样做就一定能引人注目.

6 It'seems a sure - fire way to lose cash hand over fist.

这似乎是个稳而快速地输钱的好办法.

7 Unfortunately, it's also a sure - fire way to embarrass yourself for months to come.

不幸的是, 它同时也必定会成为你接下来几个月被人笑话的笑柄.

sure-fire 同义词

1 一定会成功的

sure

2 万无一失的

fail-safe unerring

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