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cert

/səːt/

US pronunciation
American sound/səːt/
cert
Syllables
1 syllable
Stress
One strong syllable
Vowel
Schwa vowel
Ending
Clear final sound

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Myanmar meaning

(n) ကျိန်းသေပေါက်ဂဏန်း၊ ပေါက်ကောင် စသည်။

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cert1 /sɜ:t/ n (Brit infml )

ကျိန်းသေပေါက်ဂဏန်း၊ ပေါက်ကောင် စသည်။
Black Widow is a dead cert for (ie is sure to win) the next race.

cert2 abbr

၁။ certificate
၂။ certifIed

More examples
  • I think it’s a cert.
  • [a dead cert] : She’s a dead cert to win.
Synonyms
absolutely, all sewn up, assuredly, belief, cast-iron certainty, certain thing, certainty, cinch, dead cert, dead certainty, definiteness, destiny, exactly, fait accompli, for a fact, foregone conclusion, inevitability, lock, of course, open and shut case, open-and-shut case, positively, positiveness, posolutely, rain or shine, right on, safe bet, shoo-in, small risk, sure bet, surefire, surely, surety, unquestionably, without doubt, without fail
Antonyms
doubtfully, dubiously, equivocally, questionably
Cross references
absolutelyall sewn upassuredlybeliefcast-iron certaintycertain thingcertaintycinchdead certdead certaintydefinitenessdestinyexactlyfait accomplifor a factforegone conclusioninevitabilitylockof courseopen and shut caseopen-and-shut casepositivelypositivenessposolutelyrain or shineright onsafe betshoo-in
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