Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

you-can-bet-your-bottom-dollar

idiom

/juː kɛn bɛt jʊər ˈbɑtəm ˈdɒlər/

Definition

This phrase expresses strong confidence or certainty about something. It implies that one is so sure of a statement or situation that they would be willing to wager their last dollar on it.

Examples

You can bet your bottom dollar that she will show up to the meeting.
If he says he’s going to fix it, you can bet your bottom dollar that he means it.

Meaning

To say ‘you can bet your bottom dollar’ means to assure someone that what you are saying is true or will happen. It’s a way of emphasizing your confidence in the statement you’re making.