emin

One day your life will flash before your eyes. Make sure it's worth watching. - Bir gün hayatın gözlerinin önünde hızla akıp gidecektir. Emin ol, izlemeye değer.

emin ol

make sure of

We'll make sure of it. - Bundan emin olacağız.

You should make sure of the fact without hesitation. - Tereddüt etmeden gerçekten emin olmalısın.

emin ol

be sure

Be sure to put out the light before you go out. - Dışarı çıkmadan önce ışığı söndürdüğünüzden emin olun.

Be sure to turn off the gas before you go out. - Dışarı çıkmadan önce gazın kapalı olduğundan emin olun.

feel in one's bones that

(Fiili Deyim ) feel sure

kendinden emin bir şekilde

self-assuredly

kendinden emin bir şekilde

cocksurely

kendinden emin biçimde dimdik

(Konuşma Dili) bolt upright

kendinden emin olma

self-assurance

kendinden emin olmak

to be sure of oneself

kendinden fazla emin olma

self assertion

kendinden çok emin

cocksure

kendinden çok emin

overconfident

kendinden çok emin

presuming

kendinden çok emin

cocky

kendinden çok emin

self assertive

kendinden çok emin

presumptuous

kendinden çok emin olmak

think one is the cat's pyjamas

kendinden çok emin olmak

think one is the cat's whiskers

kesinlikle emin olmak

(Konuşma Dili) bet one's boots on

sonucundan emin olmak

have it made

İngilizce - İngilizce

emin teriminin İngilizce İngilizce sözlükte anlamı
eminence: someone of high rank, reputation or social station
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eminence: {n} height, honor, top, a cardinal's title
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Eminence: {i} city in Kentucky (USA); city in Missouri (USA); title of a Roman Catholic cardinal
Mehmed Emin Pasha: orig. Eduard Schnitzer born March 28, 1840, Oppeln, Silesia died Oct. 23, 1892, Kanema, Congo Free State German physician, explorer, and administrator in Egyptian Sudan. Schnitzer adopted a Turkish name while serving as a medical officer and administrator in the Ottoman government. In 1876 he joined with British forces led by Gen. Charles George Gordon at Khartoum. In 1878 he was appointed governor of Equatoria province. During the Mahdist movement uprising, the Egyptian government abandoned the Sudan (1884), and the isolated Emin was rescued by Henry Morton Stanley in 1888. On an expedition to equatorial Africa, he was killed by Arab slave-traders. Through his scholarly papers and specimen collections, he contributed vastly to the knowledge of African geography, natural history, ethnology, and languages
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