Fact meaning in English
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Definition
a fact: a piece of real information, a truth, a certainty
I need some facts about pandas. I need definite information or statistics about pandas.
The expression facts and figures means "data", "statistics", or "precise details".
the simple fact that...: the basic, fundamental, indisputable truth that...
(But) the fact is (that she's innocent): (But) in reality, actually (she's innocent)
Examples
- "The simple fact that Mr. Quincy keeps four different types of water in his office surprised me, but that he has memorized the daily menu of your cafeteria is a little bit frightening."
- "The fact is, that right now, we just don't know whether our production partners are guilty of any misconduct."
- "Folks, we've all made mistakes like this at one point or another, so let's reserve judgment until we have all the facts."
- "Fact: on this day, 30 years ago, Bruno Delavigne sold his first perfume!"
- "I would like to get some more facts and figures about our subcontractors, and the conditions of the workers in our manufacturing plants abroad."
- "Sigourney : Well Bruno, it's my duty as a journalist to report on the facts."
- "Here's a quick summary of facts about aliens"
- "Facts and clues"
- "By way of an introduction, let me begin with a simple fact about myself: I am a smoker."
- ""Facts" will not be used in my arguments."
- "Perhaps you were his customer, perhaps his grandchild, or perhaps a stranger who just likes to attend funerals, but the fact is everyone felt like his friend."
- "Perhaps you were his customer, perhaps his grandchild, or perhaps a stranger who just likes to attend funerals, but the fact is, that with Xavier, everyone felt like his friend."
- "The fact is that Horatio and I thought we were going to die, but we didn't."
- "I could set Brian up with the sales team, and they could go over the essentials, you know: charts, facts, figures and whatnot."
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