accepté le fait

It's for a fact Idiome

as a matter of fact

to state a fact, in fact, to be perfectly honest The burrowing owl is a protected species. As a matter of fact, it's an endangered species.

bring some new facts to light

discover some new facts, make some new facts known The lawyers were able to bring some new facts to light in the trial of the killer.

face facts

accept the truth, deal with reality, come to grips If we face facts, we can see that one salary is not enough.

facts of life

what one should know about sex, marriage and birth He seems to be a little too young to know about the facts of life.

in fact

actually, the truth is He

in point of fact

(See in fact)

matter of fact

something that is really true, something that can be proved As a matter of fact I saw him last night and he asked me how you were.

stick to (a story/the facts)

remain faithful to something Please stick to the facts when you tell the story to the police.

the facts of life

Idiom(s): the facts of life

Theme: REPRODUCTION

the facts of sex and reproduction, especially human reproduction.
• My parents told me the facts of life when I was nine years old.
• Bill learned the facts of life from his classmates.

matter-of-fact

Idiom(s): matter-of-fact

Theme: FRANKNESS

businesslike; unfeeling.
• Don't expect a lot of sympathy from Ann. She's very matter-of-fact.
• Don't be so matter-of-fact. It hurts my feelings.

It's for a fact.

Rur. It is true. Charlie: I can't accept that Bill's affairs his house. Tom: It's for a fact! It's for a actuality that amber is adulteration to cats.Learn more: fact

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measure up to one's expectations mean to mean sth mean nothing mealymouthed matter-of-fact matter of opinion matter of life and death mark sth up mark sth down mark sb down