assured 英 [əˈʃʊəd]   美 [əˈʃʊrd]

assured

assured  英 [əˈʃʊəd] 美 [əˈʃʊrd]

adj. 确定的;自信的  n. 被保险人  v. 保证;确实(assure的过去分词) 

We assured him of our support. 我们向他保证一定帮忙。
She assured me that she would not be late. 她向我保证决不迟到。

  • If you're assured, you act with self-confidence and certainty. An assured candidate is more likely to get a job than a hesitant, doubtful one.
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  • adj. 确定的;自信的
  • n. 被保险人
  • v. 保证;确实(assure的过去分词)
  • 1. We assured him of our support.

    我们向他保证一定帮忙。

  • 2. She assured me that she would not be late.

    她向我保证决不迟到。

  • 3. She was assured a job at the beginning of next year.

    有人保证她在明年初将有工作。

  • assured (adj.) late 14c., of persons, "confident, self-assured," past-participle adjective from assure. From early 15c. as "secure, made safe." Related: Assuredly; assuredness.
as·sured AWL / əˈʃʊəd ; əˈʃɔːd ; NAmE əˈʃʊrd / adjective 1 ( also ˌself-asˈsured ) confident in yourself and your abilities 自信的;有把握的 He spoke in a calm, assured voice. 他冷静自信地说。 2 certain to happen 必将发生的;确定的 SYN guaranteed Success seemed assured. 看来已必胜无疑。 3 assuredof sth (of a person ) certain to get sth 肯定得到 You are assured of a warm welcome at this hotel. 你在这家旅馆肯定会受到热情欢迎。 as·sured / əˈʃʊəd ; əˈʃɔːd ; NAmE əˈʃʊrd /
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