be a sure thing

To be certain to happen; to be a probable outcome. It's a sure thing that they'll hire you—I just confirmed it with the recruiter. She's the most popular candidate, so it's a sure thing that she'll become student council president. Trust me, when it comes to gambling, there's no sure thing.

be a sure thing

(American & Australian informal)

to be certain to happen or to succeed It's a sure thing she'll buy the most expensive jacket in the store. His re-election is hardly a sure thing.

Common Names:

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Tabatha	TAB-a-thə	English
Jesse	['dʒesi]
EcrİN	-	Turkish
Wenona	wə-NON-ə	English (Rare)
Springer	['spriŋə]
Felicidad	fe-lee-thee-DHAHD (Spanish), fe-lee-see-DHAHD (Latin American Spanish)	Spanish