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单词 assure
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assure

By then, the victory was assured.We can assure you of guaranteed results.He appears to be assured of victory.It is a pity that he is less assured in his citation of some important statistics.Her handling of metaphor is less assured.But he is less assured in the last quarter of the book.But a continuing crisis is more or less assured.Thereafter victory was assured, though nearly a year of hard fighting lay ahead.And when victory seemed assured, the game delivered one last surprise.We had been confidently assured that the train was about to depart to Paddington.When it comes to relationships, she is in less assured territory.It seems fun for them - but a rewarding time for the viewer is less assured.His footwork and length Judgment were less assured than usual.Her future would be less assured at a City firm.He could hardly be less assured in the job, now could he?Just before the elections, with victory all but assured, they announce they are resigning.A future in a Tory Government seemed assured.The guaranteed sum assured matched the mortgage, the bonuses were a bonus on top of that, and the premiums could be set against tax.To be assured of victory in a likely election next summer, they need a poll lead closer to 20 points at this stage in the cycle.

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assure

British English: assure /əˈʃʊə/ VERB
If you assure someone that something is true or will happen, you tell them that it is the case, to make them less worried.
I can assure you that the animals are well cared for.
  • American English: assure
  • Arabic: يَطْمَئِنُ
  • Brazilian Portuguese: assegurar
  • Chinese: 确告
  • Croatian: uvjeravati
  • Czech: ujistit
  • Danish: forsikre forvisse
  • Dutch: verzekeren toezeggen
  • European Spanish: asegurar afirmar
  • Finnish: vakuuttaa taata
  • French: assurer être sûr
  • German: versichern garantieren
  • Greek: διαβεβαιώνω
  • Italian: assicurare
  • Japanese: 確約する
  • Korean: 보증하다
  • Norwegian: forsikre
  • Polish: zapewnić
  • European Portuguese: assegurar
  • Romanian: a asigura
  • Russian: успокаивать
  • Latin American Spanish: asegurar prometer
  • Swedish: försäkra intyga
  • Thai: ให้ความมั่นใจ
  • Turkish: güvence vermek
  • Ukrainian: запевняти
  • Vietnamese: đảm bảo

Chinese translation of 'assure'

assure

(əˈʃuəʳ)

vt

  1. (= reassure) 使确(確)信 (shǐ quèxìn)
  2. (= guarantee) [happiness, success etc] 保证(證) (bǎozhèng)
    the series is assured of success 这(這)部连(連)续(續)剧(劇)保证(證)能获(獲)得成功 (zhè bù liánxùjù bǎozhèng néng huòdé chénggōng)
(verb) 
Definition
to convince
`Everything's going to be okay,' he assured me.
Synonyms
convince
I soon convinced him of my innocence.
encourage
When things aren't going well, he always encourages me.
persuade
Derek persuaded me of the feasibility of the idea.
satisfy
He has to satisfy us that real progress will be made.
comfort
He put his arm round her, trying to comfort her.
prove to
reassure
She just reassured me and told me that everything was fine.
soothe
hearten
The news heartened everybody.
embolden
Emboldened by his success, he started on a second novel.
win someone over
bring someone round
They thought they had brought you round to their way of seeing things.
(verb) 
Definition
to make (something) certain
Last night's victory has assured their promotion.
Synonyms
make certain
ensure
Steps must be taken to ensure this never happens again.
confirm
He has confirmed his position as the world's number one snooker player.
guarantee
Surplus resources alone do not guarantee growth.
secure
The loan is secured against your home.
make sure
Before you cut the cloth, make sure the pattern matches up.
complete
seal
The group has sealed a deal to sell its products in China.
clinch
We are about to clinch a deal with an American manufacturer.
(verb) 
Definition
to promise or guarantee
We can assure you of our best service at all times.
Synonyms
promise to
pledge to
vow to
guarantee to
swear to
attest to
confirm to
certify to
affirm to
give your word to
declare confidently to

Additional synonyms

in the sense of bring someone round
Definition
to convince (another person) of an opinion or point of view
They thought they had brought you round to their way of seeing things.
Synonyms
persuade,
influence,
convince,
convert,
win over,
sway,
talk round
in the sense of clinch
Definition
to settle (an argument or agreement) decisively
We are about to clinch a deal with an American manufacturer.
Synonyms
secure,
close,
confirm,
conclude,
seal,
verify,
sew up (informal),
close out,
set the seal on
in the sense of comfort
Definition
to bring physical ease to
He put his arm round her, trying to comfort her.
Synonyms
console,
encourage,
ease,
cheer,
strengthen,
relieve,
reassure,
soothe,
hearten,
solace,
assuage,
gladden,
commiserate with,
inspirit

Synonyms of 'assure'

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