make sure
The phrase "make sure" is commonly used in various contexts to denote actions taken to confirm, verify, or ensure something.
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Definition
B1General
(common)To confirm or verify the accuracy or truth of something.
Example
- Please make sure all the windows are closed before you leave.
- I need to make sure the report is correct before submitting it.
B1General
(common)To take action to ensure a particular outcome or condition is achieved.
Example
- Make sure you get enough sleep before the exam.
- She double-checked the address to make sure she had it right.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "make sure":
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