sure thing in German
sure thing in German is gern geschehen, na klar, sichere Sache — sure thing means yes, of course; used as a relaxed, friendly way of agreeing to a request.
sure thing in German
gern geschehen
(informal) A polite reply to thank you.
na klar
An affirmative reply; yes; certainly.
sichere Sache
(US) That which is certain.
What does "sure thing" mean?
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interjection Yes, of course; used as a relaxed, friendly way of agreeing to a request.
""Can you grab the door?" "Sure thing.""
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noun Something regarded as certain to happen or succeed, with no real risk of failure.
"Everyone told him the investment was a sure thing, which should have been the warning."
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sure thing in a sentence
- "Can you grab the door?" "Sure thing."
- Sure thing, I'll email it over this afternoon.
- Everyone told him the investment was a sure thing, which should have been the warning.
- She was a sure thing for the scholarship until the funding was cut.
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What is "sure thing" in German?
"sure thing" in German is gern geschehen, na klar, sichere Sache. sure thing means: Yes, of course; used as a relaxed, friendly way of agreeing to a request.
How do you use "sure thing" in a sentence?
Example: ""Can you grab the door?" "Sure thing."" In German, "sure thing" is gern geschehen, na klar, sichere Sache.
Are there other ways to say "sure thing" in German?
Yes — German has 3 translations listed for "sure thing": gern geschehen, na klar, sichere Sache.
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