make sure to — used to emphasize that someone must remember to do something or ensure that something happens
Part of speech: VERB
Definition: used to emphasize that someone must remember to do something or ensure that something happens
Pronunciation (IPA): /meɪk ʃʊr tuː/
Korean meaning: 반드시 ~하도록 하다, ~을 확실히 하다
Korean pronunciation: 메이크 **슈**어 투
Example Sentences
- Make sure to feed the cat, or it will plot world domination.
- Make sure to submit your report by Friday.
- Make sure to wear sunscreen, unless you want to look like a lobster.
make sure to
VERB//meɪk ʃʊr tuː//
used to emphasize that someone must remember to do something or ensure that something happens

a caring mother kneels down and carefully checks her child's backpack one more time. She points to each item inside while the child watches attentively. The mother then zips up the backpack and helps put it on the child's shoulders. She gives a reassuring pat and thumbs up gesture to confirm everything is ready. Other students and parents move through the hallway behind them preparing for the school day. The child smiles confidently knowing everything has been double-checked. someone making sure that everything is properly prepared and nothing is forgotten
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Origin
Make는 고대 영어 'macian'에서, sure는 라틴어 'securus'(안전한)에서 유래되어 '확실히 만들다'는 의미로 결합되었습니다.
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“Make sure to feed the cat, or it will plot world domination.”
“Make sure to submit your report by Friday.”
“Make sure to wear sunscreen, unless you want to look like a lobster.”
“Make sure to double-check your passport before traveling.”
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