Bet meaning in English
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Definition
to bet: to chance, to risk money on; to be certain, convinced, sure
I bet he'll get hired. His resumé is very impressive.
This is an irregular verb:
I bet / I bet / I have bet
a bet: money placed on a certain result (for example a horse race)
(-Can you do me a favor?) -You bet!: (-Can you do me a favor?) -Of course! No problem! Sure!
Pronunciation examples
UK: I bet I'll get hired.
US: I bet two hundred dollars on a horse called Flip Flop.
Examples
- "Philip : You bet they don't, Quincy, but this one did!"
- "I bet I earn 5 times as much as you, anyway!"
- "On the other hand, that factory he was talking about seems like a surefire bet."
- "A big-shot like you, with your overpriced shoes, I bet you don't have any money."
- "Moira : So I bet there are a lot of people in the crowd supporting the home team then?"
- "Hannah : I bet you didn't."
- "I bet it's cold over there."
- "I bet they want me to join the bureau to protect the country."
- "I bet you are."
- "Harold : You bet!"
- "Philip : I bet she's real wild in bed... with such an unhealthy obsession for security, I'm sure she's got all kinds of fun toys."
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