l bet



l('ll) bet

 
1. Inf. I'm pretty sure that something is so or that something will happen. Bob: You're late. I bet you miss your plane. Rachel: No, I won't. Sue: I'll bet it rains today. Alice: No way! There's not a cloud in the sky.
2. Inf. I agree. (Often sarcastic.) Tom: They're probably going to raise taxes again next year. Henry: I bet. Fred: If we do that again, we'll really be in trouble. Andrew: I'll bet.
See also: bet

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Agneseah-NYE-ze (Italian), AHG-ne-se (Latvian) Italian, Latvian
Hale (2)HAYLEnglish
Verona-Various
Granville['grænvil]
Shantelshahn-TEL, shan-TELEnglish
Yardena-Hebrew