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sure thing in Polish

sure thing in Polish is jasna rzecz, jasna sprawa, nie ma za co — sure thing means yes, of course; used as a relaxed, friendly way of agreeing to a request.

sure thing in Polish

jasna rzecz
intj
(informal) A polite reply to thank you.
jasna sprawa
intj
(informal) A polite reply to thank you.
nie ma za co
intj
(informal) A polite reply to thank you.
jasna rzecz
intj
An affirmative reply; yes; certainly.
jasna sprawa
intj
An affirmative reply; yes; certainly.
jasne
intj
An affirmative reply; yes; certainly.
oczywiście
intj
An affirmative reply; yes; certainly.
pewnie
intj
An affirmative reply; yes; certainly.
z pewnością
intj
An affirmative reply; yes; certainly.
pewnik
noun
(US) That which is certain.

What does "sure thing" mean?

  1. interjection Yes, of course; used as a relaxed, friendly way of agreeing to a request.
    ""Can you grab the door?" "Sure thing.""
  2. 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.

Similar words in Polish

absolutely certainly certainty foregone conclusion no problem of course

Common Polish translations

the of to and A in I that for you IT on

Frequently asked questions

What is "sure thing" in Polish?

"sure thing" in Polish is jasna rzecz, jasna sprawa, nie ma za co. 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 Polish, "sure thing" is jasna rzecz, jasna sprawa, nie ma za co.

Are there other ways to say "sure thing" in Polish?

Yes — Polish has 8 translations listed for "sure thing": jasna rzecz, jasna sprawa, nie ma za co, jasne, oczywiście, pewnie.

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