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fact AHD[făkt] D.J.[fækt]K.K.[fækt]n.（名词）- Information presented as objectively real.实情：代表客观现实的信息
- A real occurrence; an event:事实：真实存在的事情；事件：had to prove the facts of the accident.不得不证明车祸的真实存在
- Something having real, demonstrable existence:真相：有真实的、可论证的存在的事物：Genetic engineering is now a fact.遗传工程现在是实在的技术
- The quality of being real or actual:真实性：真实的或实际的性质：a blur of fact and fancy.真实和幻想掺杂不清
- A thing that has been done, especially a crime:行为：已做的事，尤指犯罪：an accessory before the fact.事前从犯
- Law The aspect of a case at law comprising events determined by evidence:【法律】 案情：经证据证明的法律案件的法律构成要件的某方面：The jury made a finding of fact.陪审团对案件进行判决
in (point of) fact - In reality or in truth; actually.实际上，确实情况；事实上
- Latin factum [deed] [from neuter past participle of] facere [to do] * see dhē- 拉丁语 factum [行为] 源自facere的中性过去分词 [做] * 参见 dhē-
- Fact has a long history of usage in the sense "allegation of fact,” as in "This tract was distributed to thousands of American teachers, but the facts and the reasoning are wrong" (Albert Shanker).This practice has led inevitably to the introduction of the phrasestrue facts and real facts, as inThe true facts of the case may never be known. These usages may occasion qualms among critics who hold that facts cannot be other than true,but they often serve a useful purpose.Fact 有一个漫长的历史用于表示“宣告事实”， 如在“这个小册子被散发到数以千计的美国教师手中，可这个宣称的事实和推理过程是错误的” （阿尔伯特·尚克）。这个惯例不可避免地导致引进词组true facts 和 real facts ， 如在这个案件的真实可能从未被证实 中。 这些用法在那些认为不可能不是真的事实的批评家中可能引起疑虑，而他们常用于有用的目的
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