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fact [fækt] RZ.

1. fact no l.mn. (truth):

fact
resnica r.ż.

2. fact (single truth):

fact
the fact [of the matter] is that ...
dejstvo [tega] je, da ...
to be a fact of life
in fact [or as a matter of fact] [or in point of fact]

mat·ter-of-fact PRZYM.

1. matter-of-fact (emotionless):

2. matter-of-fact (straightforward):

Przykłady jednojęzyczne (niezredagowane i niesprawdzone przez PONS)

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That's progress, but these symbolic gestures should not disguise the fact supermarkets are still banking on the nation's sweet tooth.
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So now, in fact, we think it's going to appeal to a much wider section of the market than we originally envisaged.
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Fact is sometimes used synonymously with "truth", as distinct from opinions, falsehoods, or matters of taste.
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Philosophers have often debated about what makes a fact, a fact.
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The computer had a blue sticker and the human wore a blue wristband to signify that they were in fact a team.
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To cut a crape myrtle back for the vague reason of "it just seems too large" ignores the fact that these plants are trees.
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In fact, ultraviolet irradiation is actually detrimental as it inhibits photosynthesis, photoreduction, and the 520 nm light-dark absorbance change of algae.
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This historical concept shattered the so-called unbroken and unified historical concept and in place of it the fact that history has diverse facets was highlighted.
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However, she is not that evil, in fact, she is actually misguided.
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In fact, each region of the country can boast instruments peculiar to itself.
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