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true

/ˈtruː/

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adjective

truer; -est

[also more ~; most ~]

agreeing with the facts :not false

a true description/statement

Indicate whether each of the following statements is true or false.

Their fears proved (to be) true. [=turned out to be valid]

If their predictions are true, we'll be in for a long winter.

Is it true that you were planning to go without me?

Jobs are scarce, and that is especially true for managers.

He can be stubborn, but that is true of many people. [=many people can be stubborn]

This is a true story. [=an account of something that really happened]

The same holds true [=is valid] for/in all similar situations.

always used before a noun :real or genuine

The true cost proved to be much higher than they said it would be.

His true character/nature was revealed.

the true meaning of the term

She let him know her true feelings. [=the way she really felt]

having all the expected or necessary qualities of a specifed type of person or thing

He's a true artist/expert. [=he is truly an artist/expert]

a true gentleman

From the moment they met they knew it was true love. [=knew that their love was strong and lasting]

completely loyal or faithful

I am your true servant.

true friends - often + to

He's always been true to his wife.

placed or done correctly or perfectly :without error

His aim was true. [=he hit the target]

always used before a noun :rightful, legal, or official

She is the car's true [=lawful, legitimate] owner.

exact and accurate :faithful

The story is a true depiction of life in a small town. - often + to

The movie is true to the book. [=the story told in the movie closely matches the story told in the book]

used to admit that something is correct or true

True, prices are rising, but I'm not convinced that the economy is failing.

It would cost a lot less if we did it ourselves. (That's) True.

not used before a noun technical :in a position that is exactly straight, flat, even, etc.

If the cabinet doors are true, they will close tightly. - see also tried-and-true

come true

to become real :to happen in the way that you wished or dreamed

Everything we hoped for came true.

Their prediction seems to be coming true.

The trip abroad was a dream come true for her. [=it was something that she really wanted to do and that actually happened]

show your true colors

xem color

too good to be true

xem good

true believer

someone who is completely and often foolishly loyal to a person or an idea

She is a true believer in the cause.

true to form

xem form

true to life

realistic and natural

The author presents the characters in a way that feels very true to life.

true to yourself

acting in a way that agrees with your beliefs or values

He's always true to himself. [=he always does what he thinks is right]

true to your word

doing what you said you would do :keeping your promise

He said he would help, and he was true to his word.

adverb

in a straight line

The bullet traveled straight and true.

noun

[noncount] :the quality or state of being straight, flat, even, etc.

The door is slightly out of true. [=is not in its correct position]

* Các từ tương tự:
true north, true-blue, true-life