sure-fire
英：[ʃuə ˈfaiə] 美： [ʃʊr faɪr]
sure-fire 基本解释
adj.确切的；
英英释义
sure-fire
adj.certain to be successful"a sure-fire way to get rich"
sure-fire 相关例句
权威例句
Sure FireThe Dillman total design survey method: A sure-fire way to get high survey return ratesTitle X: a sure-fire investment with at least a 300% returnIntegrated sequence and chemostratigraphic modelling: A sure-fire technique for stratigraphic correlation, petroleum exploration and...Learning Sure-Fire Rules for Named Entity RecognitionSure Fire Programming: a general framework for independent projects in Computer ScienceFlat Classroom Discussions? Try This Sure-Fire Way to Get Students In- volvedNet Security: Your Digital Doberman: Sure-Fire Strategies for Wired BusinessesThe Next Big Thing You Missed: There’s a Sure-Fire Way to Control the Price of BitcoinGerry Decker sells cogeneration as a sure-fire energy winner. [Board chairman of the International Cogeneration Society]
