英语词汇fact的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

fact /fækt/ noun a piece of true informationadjectivesthe basic/key/central facts The report outlines the basic facts of the case. | You seem to be overlooking the central facts of the case.an important/crucial fact You seem to have forgotten one important fact.an interesting/fascinating fact The research revealed some interesting facts about the behaviour of cats.a curious/remarkable/amazing etc fact The book is full of all kinds of curious facts.a well-known/little-known fact It is a well-known fact that smoking is bad for you. | It is a little-known fact that the actor was born in London.a relevant fact Have we been told all the relevant facts?a simple fact The simple fact is, he’s not good enough for the job.a useful fact We learned some useful facts.a sad fact It’s a sad fact that many of these marriages will end in divorce.an obvious fact The writer ignores the obvious fact that not everyone has a car.hard facts (=information that is definitely true and can be proven) His theory is supported by hard facts.the bare facts (=only the basic general facts of a situation) We know the bare facts of his life, but nothing about what he was really like.the full facts I can’t give my opinion until I know the full facts.a historical/scientific fact I’m not making this up – it’s a historical fact.an inescapable/undeniable/indisputable fact (=one that is definitely true and has a big effect) It’s an undeniable fact that none of us is getting younger.verbsgive/present/provide the facts Newspapers have a duty to give their readers the facts.tell sb the facts/let sb have the facts If you let him have the facts, he can make his own decision.state the facts (=say what you know is true) I’m not exaggerating – I’m just stating the facts.stick to the facts (=say only what you know is true) Just stick to the facts when the police interview you.look at/examine the facts I decided to examine the facts for myself.ignore/overlook a fact He chose to ignore the fact that his wife was having an affair.learn a fact Children should do more in school than just learn facts.know a fact She knows a lot of facts about the city.understand/grasp a fact He has failed to grasp the fact that he is no longer welcome here.establish/piece together the facts (=find out what actually happened in a situation) The police are still piecing together the facts.deny a fact (=say that something is not true) It’s impossible to deny the fact that this is hugely embarrassing.a fact emerges (=becomes known) Several important facts have emerged from the inquiry.prepositionsa fact about sth Here are some fascinating facts about sharks.phrasesbe aware of a fact I was aware of the fact that the company was in trouble.know for a fact (=used to say that something is definitely true) I know for a fact that she is older than me.get your facts right/straight (=make sure that what you say or believe is correct) You should get your facts straight before making accusations.get your facts wrong It’s no use putting together a beautifully written argument if you get your facts wrong.the facts of the case Let us look at the actual facts of the case.the facts of sb’s life The facts of his life are well-known.facts and figures The book is packed with facts and figures about the island.

词组	fact
释义	fact /fækt/ noun a piece of true informationadjectivesthe basic/key/central facts The report outlines the basic facts of the case. \| You seem to be overlooking the central facts of the case.an important/crucial fact You seem to have forgotten one important fact.an interesting/fascinating fact The research revealed some interesting facts about the behaviour of cats.a curious/remarkable/amazing etc fact The book is full of all kinds of curious facts.a well-known/little-known fact It is a well-known fact that smoking is bad for you. \| It is a little-known fact that the actor was born in London.a relevant fact Have we been told all the relevant facts?a simple fact The simple fact is, he’s not good enough for the job.a useful fact We learned some useful facts.a sad fact It’s a sad fact that many of these marriages will end in divorce.an obvious fact The writer ignores the obvious fact that not everyone has a car.hard facts (=information that is definitely true and can be proven) His theory is supported by hard facts.the bare facts (=only the basic general facts of a situation) We know the bare facts of his life, but nothing about what he was really like.the full facts I can’t give my opinion until I know the full facts.a historical/scientific fact I’m not making this up – it’s a historical fact.an inescapable/undeniable/indisputable fact (=one that is definitely true and has a big effect) It’s an undeniable fact that none of us is getting younger.verbsgive/present/provide the facts Newspapers have a duty to give their readers the facts.tell sb the facts/let sb have the facts If you let him have the facts, he can make his own decision.state the facts (=say what you know is true) I’m not exaggerating – I’m just stating the facts.stick to the facts (=say only what you know is true) Just stick to the facts when the police interview you.look at/examine the facts I decided to examine the facts for myself.ignore/overlook a fact He chose to ignore the fact that his wife was having an affair.learn a fact Children should do more in school than just learn facts.know a fact She knows a lot of facts about the city.understand/grasp a fact He has failed to grasp the fact that he is no longer welcome here.establish/piece together the facts (=find out what actually happened in a situation) The police are still piecing together the facts.deny a fact (=say that something is not true) It’s impossible to deny the fact that this is hugely embarrassing.a fact emerges (=becomes known) Several important facts have emerged from the inquiry.prepositionsa fact about sth Here are some fascinating facts about sharks.phrasesbe aware of a fact I was aware of the fact that the company was in trouble.know for a fact (=used to say that something is definitely true) I know for a fact that she is older than me.get your facts right/straight (=make sure that what you say or believe is correct) You should get your facts straight before making accusations.get your facts wrong It’s no use putting together a beautifully written argument if you get your facts wrong.the facts of the case Let us look at the actual facts of the case.the facts of sb’s life The facts of his life are well-known.facts and figures The book is packed with facts and figures about the island.
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