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61sure — [14] Sure and secure are doublets – that is to say, they come from the same ultimate source, but have diverged over the centuries. Latin sēcūrus (etymologically ‘without care’) was borrowed directly into English as secure, but in Old French it… …
62sure — [14] Sure and secure are doublets – that is to say, they come from the same ultimate source, but have diverged over the centuries. Latin sēcūrus (etymologically ‘without care’) was borrowed directly into English as secure, but in Old French it… …
63sure up — verb to make more sure; more secure; more safe …
64Sure — Su|re 〈f. 19〉 Abschnitt des Korans [<arab. surah „Stufe, Grad“] * * * Su|re, die; , n [arab. sūrah]: Kapitel des Korans. * * * Sure [arabisch sūrah, eigentlich »Reihe«] die, / n, Abschnitt des Korans. * * * Su|re …
65Sure — 1. surely, undoubtedly, or certainly: He was sure fat ; 2. sarcastic agreement denoting disbelief …
66sure — Australian Slang 1. surely, undoubtedly, or certainly: He was sure fat ; 2. sarcastic agreement denoting disbelief …
67sure — is., din b., Ar. sūre Kur an ın yüz on dört bölümünden her biri İmam Efendi, bir serviye belini dayayıp çömelerek Mülk suresini okumaya başladı. M. Ş. Esendal …
68Sûre — Sp Siūras Ap Lach Sauer liuksemburgiškai Ap Sûre prancūziškai Ap Sauer vokiškai L u. Liuksemburge ir Belgijoje …
69sure — adj 1. certain, definite, positive, absolute, categorical; conclusive, definitive, decisive, well grounded, well founded, proven, demonstrated, incontestable, apodictic, irrefragible, irrefutable, incontrovertible; unquestionable, unquestioned,… …
70sure — see slow but sure …
