Examples of using "Biztos" in a sentence and their english translations:
Better safe than sorry.
- Are you sure?
- Are you certain?
I'm certain.
They must be busy.
Are you sure about this?
Tom must be angry.
- Are you sure?
- Are you sure about this?
- Are you certain?
- Are you safe?
She must be sick.
- I must have made a mistake.
- I must've made a mistake.
- I am sure.
- I'm certain.
- I'm sure.
That's for sure.
You must've forgotten.
I'm sure of it.
You must be starving.
Take your raincoat in case it rains.
You are in a safe place.
and throw myself in the Arno!
that tangible T-bone,
Because sadness is going to happen,
Our victory is secure.
It is by no means certain.
I'm sure they'll win.
He will succeed without doubt.
He's sure to help you.
- It is certain that he will come.
- He will come, for sure.
I'm certain of that.
Are you certain about that?
- Are you sure?
- Are you certain?
- Are you sure about that?
- Do you know that for sure?
- This is not safe.
- This isn't safe.
He is sure to succeed.
It's in a safe place.
He must be homesick.
- Someone is obviously telling a lie.
- Obviously, someone is lying.
Tom is sure.
I'm sure it's a coincidence.
- I'm sure about this.
- I'm sure about that.
- I'm confident in that.
- They must have been tired.
- They must've been tired.
- Are you sure you aren't cold?
- Are you sure you're not cold?
I'm sure this can wait.
You certainly understand.
Is Tom sure?
Death is certain.
- I'm not sure.
- I am not sure.
I was sure.
- Are you sure?
- Is that true?
- Really?
- Tom must be frustrated.
- Tom has to be frustrated.
Tom definitely cried.
They are sure to fall in love.
You're in safe hands.
Are you really OK?
- Are you sure it's safe?
- Are you sure that it's safe?
He'll succeed for sure.
- Are you sure?
- Are you certain?
- I'm certain that he'll come.
- I'm certain he's coming.
Are you sure it's all over?
I'm sure he will come.
That's not absolutely certain.
You must be a fool.
You are in a safe place.
I'm quite sure of that.
He must be over fifty.
He is sure of success.
He is sure of succeeding in his undertaking.
That's for sure.
- I'm absolutely sure!
- I'm absolutely sure.
Are you sure you want to be here?
- Tom's unsure.
- Tom is unsure.
- I'm not sure about it.
- I'm not sure about that.
- I am not certain about that.
- I'm not sure about it.
George will come for sure.
- I'm sure he will come.
- I'm sure that he'll come.
- I'm sure he'll come.
Are you sure you're ready for this?
- Tom must've been lying.
- Tom must have been lying.
Are you really sure?
- I must have left it on the bus.
- I must've left it on the bus.
I just wanted to be sure.
I'm not so sure about this.
Are you sure that's all?
I wouldn't be so sure.
- I am pretty sure.
- I'm pretty sure.
Are you sure the person you saw was Tom?
He certainly knows about it already.
This has got to be a joke.