f fa fb fd fe ff fg fh fi fj fl fm fn fo fp fr fs ft fu fw fx fy

Перевод: fact

[существительное]
факт ; событие; явление; обстоятельство; сущность ; истина ; быль ; действительность ; данные ; аргумент

Тезаурус:

1. When you take into account the effectiveness of this remarkable detergent, and the fact that Shell Advanced Diesel also contains singularly effective ingredients to reduce foaming and smell, you will appreciate why we call all Shell fuels "Advanced".
2. He could think of no reason for it at all, in fact.
3. He makes apparent both his sympathies with rural life and the fact that mere retreat to the tradition of the countryside is not enough.
4. As we shall see in Chapter 5, the defence in fact proved conclusive in the GCHQ case itself.
5. In fact whole past programmes and their effects are stored.
6. The second fact is that those crews that took off on 25/26 August 1940 from bases like Waddington, Scampton, Lindholme, Hemswell and Newmarket, ill-equipped though they were to inflict any real damage on the enemy, achieved an impact on the course of the war that none could have truly appreciated at the time.
7. The existence of this note wasn't in fact revealed until Martha made a comment during our mid-morning coffee break.
8. In fact the whole of the Berkeley vale."
9. It is not possible or necessary to consider this question fully here, but a consideration of the texts of Scaevola shows that in fact he too took account of the scientia of buyers when considering the availability of missio .
10. It's a fact.
11. Such is diplomacy, but the message did little to disguise the fact that from the Delors point of view a Labour victory would have been infinitely preferable.
12. In fact Shell, Britain's leading oil company, marketed ether blends of petrol in the 1950s for hot-rod enthusiasts.
13. We say "everyone is entitled to his beliefs", recognising the nastiness of a world which will not tolerate alternative beliefs, but over-looking the fact that some beliefs are nonsense and deserve to be called prejudice, bigotry or superstition rather than merely belief.