assured

assured
adjective (certain and confident: an assured young woman.) seguro
assured
tr[ə'ʃʊəd]
adjective
1 seguro,-a
noun the assured
1 (man) el asegurado; (woman) la asegurada
assured [ə'ʃʊrd] adj
1) certain: seguro, asegurado
2) confident: confiado, seguro de sí mismo
assured
adj.
asegurado, -a adj.
confiado, -a adj.
seguro, -a adj.
ə'ʃʊrd, ə'ʃʊəd, ə'ʃɔːd
adjective
a) (certain) <income> seguro

the play's success was assured — la obra tenía el éxito asegurado

b) (confident) <person> seguro (de sí mismo)

her assured manner — su aplomo

rest assured: you'll never be troubled by him again — ten la seguridad de que or ten por seguro que no te volverá a molestar

[ǝ'ʃʊǝd]
1. ADJ
1) (=self-assured) seguro, confiado
2) (=certain) seguro

you have an assured future — tienes un porvenir seguro

2.
N

the assured — (esp Brit) (Econ) (sing) el asegurado/la asegurada; (pl) los asegurados/las aseguradas

* * *
[ə'ʃʊrd, ə'ʃʊəd, ə'ʃɔːd]
adjective
a) (certain) <income> seguro

the play's success was assured — la obra tenía el éxito asegurado

b) (confident) <person> seguro (de sí mismo)

her assured manner — su aplomo

rest assured: you'll never be troubled by him again — ten la seguridad de que or ten por seguro que no te volverá a molestar


English-spanish dictionary. 2013.

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