Preguntas sobre ejemplos de oraciones con, y la definición y uso de "Confident"

A: I am pretty sure that …
I feel fairly certain that …

Confidant is more than a guess but less than completely certain.

A: Having or showing assurance and self-reliance
When someone is sure about something they doing.

A: Someone who is confident is usually a person who is sure of themselves, they are self assured . Example:

‘She was a confident girl , very outgoing’

Confident can also be used when one is optimistic hopeful etc. An example of this is :

‘This time they are confident that the end result would be positive

A: @AgusTaboada ella tiene confianza ^^

A: Confident means beings assured of something, someone or yourself. For example, "I'm confident I'm going to pass this test." or "I'm confident she is going to do good on her test."


Significa siendo asegurado de algo, alguien o de ti mismo.

A: "What's wrong with being confident?"
"Confidence is important during an interview."
"He was really confident when he spoke."
"I don't have enough confidence in my skills."
"I'm very confident in my English skills."
"I'm not confident enough to give a speech."
"I can confidently say that I was correct."
"Don't get too confident."
"She doesn't have much self confidence."

A: I am a confident woman. (strong, sure of yourself, able to express yourself, outgoing)

Are you confident this is the right answer?
I am confident that he is lying. (sure, believe to be correct)

In order to be good at public speaking, one must be very confident. (outgoing, not scared of audiences)

He's so confident, it's quite annoying. (can be negative)
He's so confident, it's very admirable. (can be a good thing)

A: "I felt confident that my answer was correct."

"She wasn't very confident in her new outfit."

"He was confident about finding his way."

A: "I am feeling very confident about my competition."
"I'm confident that you will do very well in your exam"
"I'm trying to be more confident about myself (have more self-confidence)"

A: I'm confident that you will understand this sentence.

I'm confident that I will eat breakfast this morning.

I'm confident I can hit the target on my first try.

It's not a common phrase so much as just another word to describe how you feel. You can say:
"I'm sure you will understand this sentence." The meaning stays the same.
The word confident says you have pride in your ability to do the thing. It often goes with having pride in your, or another's, ability.

A: being confident is knowing that you can do something well while being determined is wanting to do something even though you're not that that great at it

A: For the most part they mean the same thing and can be used interchangeably. It just depends on how they are used in a sentence that can give them slightly different meanings.

For example, here they are being used to mean the same thing:
"I'm confident about the changes we're making in the company."
"I'm confident in the changes we're making in the company."

When they are used in a way that gives them slightly different meanings, "confident about" means the same thing as "sure about" (here "confident of" also means the same thing, this is the only way in which it's used). While, "confident in" means you believe in the ability/capability of someone/something.

For example:
"He will be able to win the competition, I'm confident about/of that."
"I'm confident in his athletic abilities, he should be able to win the competition."

To make it easier, you can think of them like this: confident of - sure of, confident about - sure about, confident in - believe in.

A: Confident is a characteristic that can be used for anyone.

He is confident.
She is confident.
We are confident.
I am confident.

Self confident isn’t as common but if you want to use self confident, you can use something like this.

He is very confident in himself.
I am very confident in myself.

It makes more sense to use confident and they a (himself/myself/herself) after

A: "His new shirt made him look muscular, he was confident in himself because of it."

"The man was always happy and talked to everyone, he had a lot of confidence in himself."

A: Confident is a person who trust itself and it's abilities
Have confidence is a person who have faith or trust that all is going to be okay.It's also mean than the person trust that all is going to go like he/she wants.

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A: in her

A: sounds german 😂
try to emphasize the fi a bit.
overall, great 👍👍

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