have (one's)/the facts straight

1. To know and understand the facts of a situation accurately or truthfully. They're trying to give us a history lesson on the area, but I'm not sure they have their facts straight. You better have the facts straight before you accuse her of anything.

2. To present the details of a situation in an accurate or consistent way. Let's be sure to have our facts straight before the police question us.

词组	have (one's)/the facts straight
释义	have (one's)/the facts straight have (one's)/the facts straight 1. To know and understand the facts of a situation accurately or truthfully. They're trying to give us a history lesson on the area, but I'm not sure they have their facts straight. You better have the facts straight before you accuse her of anything. 2. To present the details of a situation in an accurate or consistent way. Let's be sure to have our facts straight before the police question us. See also: fact, have, straight Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. See also: get (one's)/the facts straight get the facts straight get (something) right get right you never know lesson an object lesson facts are stubborn things to be honest the scales fall from your eyes
随便看	have a high old time have a high opinion of (someone or something) have a hitch in gitalong have (a)hold of (someone or something) have a hold on (someone) have a hold over have a hold over (someone) have a hollow leg have a hunch have a hunch (about someone or something) have a hunch that is the case have airs and graces have a jab at (someone or something) have a jag on have a job have a job doing/to do something have a jones for (something) have a keen interest in have a keen interest in (something) have a kick to it have a kick to it/them have a knees-up have a knee-trembler have a lash at have a lash at (something)