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Перевод: surefire

[прилагательное]
безошибочный; верный; надежный

Тезаурус:

1. Obviously, his appointment was a fix but the Homstat-Pybus partnership was seen as a surefire recipe for success.
2. A heavy rare groove vibe, which seems to be making a comeback on many London floors in defiance of the high street rave scene, informs this surefire chart hit on Rhythm King.
3. "This was the surefire way of making sure her perspective was put across to The Firm in writing."
4. Show your dynamism by suggesting a few surefire financial winners, the sort of title that will end up extracted in the Telegraph Magazine.
5. So if there's one draw, for example, or one match which looks as though it stands out as an absolutely surefire score draw, and everybody puts it down, and it comes up as a score draw, then nobody gains anything.
6. I got me a surefire, old-fashioned American way of dealin' with all them Bruce Lee fanatics.
7. Co-starring NWA rap man Ice Cube, The Looters sounds like a surefire success, and, potentially, another lucrative new formula: the gangbangers' buddy film/action-adventure movie.
8. There were no more clear guidelines, no simple models, no surefire prescriptions for success.
9. Keep a watch on how much your daughter eats but don't try to talk her out of dieting altogether - that's a surefire way to set up a conflict, which will only make the problem worse.
10. Limitation on employment, property ownership and the right to vote were a surefire recipe for disaster in Northern Ireland.
11. Matters did not improve in the afternoon when Tony Crosland, a man of immense intellectual curiosity and an adornment of the Oxford Economics Faculty in the immediate post-war period, added his dose of wisdom and hope: "There was", he said, "no surefire recipe for economic growth."