日本語WordNet
a piece of information about circumstances that exist or events that have occurred; "first you must collect all the facts of the case"
a statement or assertion of verified information about something that is the case or has happened; "he supported his argument with an impressive array of facts"
a concept whose truth can be proved; "scientific hypotheses are not facts"
JMdict
AIによる解説
A noun meaning something that is known to be true or proven, a piece of information. Commonly used in expressions like 'in fact' (actually).
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The testimony provided was in fact contradictory, casting doubt on the witness's credibility and reliability throughout.
提供された証言は実際には矛盾していて、証人の信頼性と信憑性に全体を通じて疑念を投げかけました。
The performance was not bad – it was, in fact, spectacular, exceeding all expectations completely.
パフォーマンスは悪くなかった—実際には壮観で、すべての期待を完全に超えていた。
The performative-constative distinction separates action-performing utterances from fact-stating ones, though Austin later recognized all utterances possess performative dimensions.
遂行的-事実確認的区別は、行為を実行する発話を事実を述べる発話から分離するが、オースティンは後に全ての発話が遂行的次元を持つと認識した。
Indeterminacy of translation suggests multiple incompatible schemes can accommodate behavioral evidence equally well, undermining determinate fact about meaning contentiously.
翻訳の不確定性は、複数の非互換的体系が行動的証拠を等しくよく収容できることを示唆し、意味についての確定的事実を論争的に損なっている。
Biblical literalism takes every word as fact.
聖書文字通り主義はすべての言葉を事実と捉えます。
That's mere conjecture, not fact.
それは単なる推測であり、事実ではない。
Pronunciation data from ipa-dict (MIT License) based on cmudict-ipa by @lingz