Смысл: gospel-truth

gospel-truth[͵gɒsp(ə)lʹtru:θ]
n
<Í> истинная, святая, сущая правда; непреложная истина
it's gospel-truth - ≅ это я вам как на духу /как перед богом/

play fast and loose with the truth Идиома

a grain of truth

a bit of truth, take it with a grain... There's not a grain of truth in what Brian says. It's all untrue.

gospel truth

(See the gospel truth)

moment of truth

(See the moment of truth)

no truth to it

lacking any reliable information, a pack of lies When Gary tells you about his hiking adventures, don't believe a word. There's no truth to it.

stretch the truth

add to a true story, include lies with the truth Al was stretching the truth. He said the waves were 60 feet high.

the gospel truth

the real truth, as true as the gospel I opened the package to count the cookies - that's the gospel truth!

the moment of truth

the time when you receive a very important message The moment of truth has arrived. My grades are in this envelope.

in truth

in fact；in reality；actually实际上；实事上
In truth， he cannot teach you anything on French．事实上，他不能教你法语。
This is in truth an ideal site for a power plant．这里的确是建设发电厂的理想场所。
This is in truth very poorly made．说实在的，这个东西做得太差劲了。

truth will out

Idiom(s): truth will out

Theme: TRUTH

eventually, the truth will become known; truth tends to become known, even when it is being concealed.
• The truth will out! Someday my name will be cleared.
• We just found out about corruption in the mayor's office. Like they say, "The truth will out."

The truth is in the wine.

People speak more freely under the influence of alcohol.

play fast and apart with the truth

To allege or address about article in such a way that what is accurate or apocryphal is misleadingly or deceptively unclear. I apperceive these tabloids comedy fast and apart with the truth, but they've consistently been a accusable amusement of mine. Everyone knows politicians comedy fast and apart with the truth, so aggravating to pin them down with facts can be infuriatingly difficult!Learn more: and, fast, loose, play, truth

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More Idioms/Phrases

The early bird catches the worm. The end justifies the means. The more haste, the less speed. The mouse that has but one hole is quickly taken. The pen is mightier than the sword The proof of the pudding is in the eating. The road to hell is paved with good intentions. The tongue wounds more than a lance. The truth is in the wine. The wish is father to the thought. There is no fool like an old fool. There is safety in numbers Time and tide wait for no man. Time has wings. Time is money. To err is human, to forgive divine Too many cooks spoil the broth. play cards play cards close to chest play cards right play cat and mouse play cat and mouse with play catch-up play Cupid play dead play devil's advocate play dirty play down play down to play down to (someone) play ducks and drakes with play ducks and drakes with (one) play ducks and drakes with someone play dumb play each end against the other play each side against the other play fair play fair/straight play false play fast and loose play fast and loose (with someone or something) play fast and loose with someone/something play fast and loose with the truth play fast and loose, to play favourites play first chair play first fiddle play footsie play footsie with play footsie with someone play footsie(s) (with someone) play for play for a fool play for both teams play for keeps play for laughs play for love play for the other team play for time play freeze out play freeze-out play games play games (with one) play God play gooseberry play hard to get play hardball play hardball (with one)