英语词汇“established fact”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

established fact

It's an established fact that land along this coast simply doesn't come up for sale.

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But two were enough for a moist and clouded morning in which spring was becoming an established fact before our eyes and ears.

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In other words, the ricin plot hare had been set running by an initial false positive result that had been leaked to the media as established fact.

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The trial also had the necessary element of a defence lawyer whose powers of advocacy on behalf of a client are not confined by the boundaries of established fact.

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It became like an established fact that he was the one responsible for the early departure, and he paid dearly.

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单词	established fact
释义	established fact It's an established fact that land along this coast simply doesn't come up for sale. Times, Sunday Times But two were enough for a moist and clouded morning in which spring was becoming an established fact before our eyes and ears. Times, Sunday Times In other words, the ricin plot hare had been set running by an initial false positive result that had been leaked to the media as established fact. Times, Sunday Times The trial also had the necessary element of a defence lawyer whose powers of advocacy on behalf of a client are not confined by the boundaries of established fact. Times, Sunday Times It became like an established fact that he was the one responsible for the early departure, and he paid dearly. Times, Sunday Times
随便看	increasingly reliant on increasingly reluctant to increasingly remote increasingly scarce increasingly sceptical increasingly secular increasingly sophisticated increasingly strained increasingly strident increasingly suspicious of increasingly tense increasingly uncertain increasingly uncomfortable increasingly uneasy increasingly unhappy increasingly unlikely increasingly unpopular increasingly unstable increasingly untenable increasingly urgent increasingly vocal increasingly volatile increasingly vulnerable to increasingly wary of increasingly willing to