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Faktum, Tatsache
fact
Fakt m; Faktum n; Tatsache f
Fakten pl; Tatsachen pl
entgegen den Fakten; den Fakten zuwider
fact
facts
counterfactual
Fakt m, Faktum n, Tatsache f
Fakten pl, Tatsachen pl
entgegen den Fakten, den Fakten zuwider
fact
facts
counterfactual
kontrafaktisch adj (auf der Hypothese beruhend, ein vergangenes Ereignis hätte nicht stattgefunden oder ein unumstößliches Faktum sei nicht gegeben)
kontrafaktisches Denken
kontrafaktische Hypothese
counterfactual (based on the hypothesis that a past event has not occurred or an immutable fact does not exist)
counterfactual thinking
counterfactual hypothesis
interessantes Detail n; Faktum n; Schmankerl n Ös. Süddt. übtr.
Tratschgeschichen; Klatschgeschichten
Die Zeitschrift enthüllte einige pikante Details über den Tod von James Dean.
Unser Führer gab einige Schmankerln über das Leben der Schlossherren zum Besten.
titbit of information; titbit Br.; tidbit Am. fig.
tidbits snippets of gossip
The magazine revealed unveiled a few juicy tidbits about the death of James Dean.
Our guide gave us some titbits about the life of the lords of the castle.
interessantes Detail; Faktum; Geschichte; Schmankerl n Ös. Süddt. übtr.
Tratschgeschichen; Klatschgeschichten
Die Zeitschrift enthüllte einige pikante Details über den Tod von James Dean.
Unser Führer gab einige Schmankerln über das Leben der Schlossherren zum Besten.
titbit Br.; tidbit Am. fig.; titbit of information
tidbits snippets of gossip
The magazine revealed unveiled a few juicy tidbits about the death of James Dean.
Our guide gave us some titbits about the life of the lords of the castle.
Information f; Angabe f; Auskunft f; Faktum n; Umstand m (über jdn. etw.)
Informationen pl; Angaben pl; Infos pl ugs.
Info f
zur Information; zu Ihrer Information
weiterführende Informationen; weitere Informationen
Senden Sie mir bitte Informationen zu ...
Information auf Anforderung
mündliche Information
räumliche Informationen
versteckte Information
Informationen sammeln; Erkundigungen einholen (über)
information (on about sb. sth.)
information; pieces of information
info
for your information FYI
further information
Please send me information on ...
information on demand
oral information
spatial information; spacial information
hidden information
to gather information (about; on)
Tatsache f; Faktum n; Fakt m Dt.
Tatsachen pl; Fakten pl
eine erwiesene Tatsache
eine objektive Tatsache
witzige Tatsache; amüsanter Fakt; interessante Nebenbemerkung
nackte Tatsachen
die Tatsachen verdrehen verbiegen
eine feststehende Tatsache sein
Fest steht (jedenfalls), dass …
Es ist eine Tatsache, dass …
Faktum ist aber auch, dass …
Wir sollten nicht die Tatsache aus den Augen verlieren, dass …
Die Tatsachen sprechen für sich.
fact
facts
a proven fact
an objective fact
fun fact
hard facts
to twist distort the facts
to be a matter of fact
It is a matter of fact that …
It's a fact that …
But it is also a fact that …
We should not lose sight of the fact that …
The facts speak for themselves.
etw. veranschaulichen; demonstrieren; darlegen; beweisen; nachweisen; aufweisen v
veranschaulichend; demonstrierend; darlegend; beweisend; nachweisend; aufweisend
veranschaulicht; demonstriert; dargelegt; bewiesen; nachgewiesen; aufgewiesen
veranschaulicht; demonstriert; legt dar; beweist; weist nach; weist auf
veranschaulichte; demonstrierte; legte dar; bewies; wies nach; wies auf
seine Leistungen nachweisen
(jdm.) ein Faktum einen Sachverhalt nachweisen jur.
Sie müssen nachweisen können dass damit keine Gefahren verbunden sind. jur.
to demonstrate sth.
demonstrating
demonstrated
demonstrates
demonstrated
to demonstrate one's achievements
to demonstrate show a fact the facts of a case (to sb.)
They must be able to demonstrate show that no hazards are involved.
etw. veranschaulichen; demonstrieren; darlegen; beweisen; nachweisen; aufweisen v
veranschaulichend; demonstrierend; darlegend; beweisend; nachweisend; aufweisend
veranschaulicht; demonstriert; dargelegt; bewiesen; nachgewiesen; aufgewiesen
veranschaulicht; demonstriert; legt dar; beweist; weist nach; weist auf
veranschaulichte; demonstrierte; legte dar; bewies; wies nach; wies auf
seine Leistungen nachweisen
(jdm.) ein Faktum einen Sachverhalt nachweisen jur.
Sie müssen nachweisen können, dass damit keine Gefahren verbunden sind. jur.
to demonstrate sth.
demonstrating
demonstrated
demonstrates
demonstrated
to demonstrate one's achievements
to demonstrate show a fact the facts of a case (to sb.)
They must be able to demonstrate show that no hazards are involved.

Deutsche Faktum Synonyme

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Englische fact Synonyme

fact  absolute fact  accepted fact  accomplishment  act  actual fact  actuality  actually  admitted fact  adventure  article  aspect  authenticity  axiom  bald fact  bare fact  basis for belief  body of evidence  brutal fact  case  certainty  chain of evidence  circumstance  clue  cold fact  conceded fact  count  data  datum  deed  demonstrable fact  detail  details  documentation  element  empirical fact  episode  established fact  eternal verities  event  evidence  exhibit  experience  facet  fact of experience  factor  factors  facts  factually  fait accompli  genuineness  given fact  good sooth  grounds  grounds for belief  hap  happening  happenstance  hard fact  historical truth  historicity  in fact  in reality  in truth  incident  incidental  indeed  indication  indisputable fact  inescapable fact  information  instance  item  item of evidence  items  low-down  manifestation  mark  material grounds  matter  matter of fact  minor detail  minutia  minutiae  muniments  mute witness  naked fact  not guesswork  not opinion  observable  occasion  occurrence  particular  particulars  phenomenon  piece of evidence  plain  point  points  positive fact  postulate  premises  proof  provable fact  reality  really  reason to believe  regard  relevant fact  respect  salient fact  self-evident fact  sign  significant fact  simple fact  sober fact  sooth  stubborn fact  symptom  the case  the nitty-gritty  the score  the true  thing  to be sure  token  trueness  truly  truth  truthfully  truthfulness  turn of events  ultimate truth  undeniable fact  unerroneousness  unfallaciousness  unfalseness  veracity  verity  very truth  well-known fact  
fact finding  analytic  examinational  examinatorial  examining  explorational  explorative  exploratory  feeling  groping  heuristic  indagative  inspectional  inspectorial  investigational  investigative  investigatory  tentative  testing  trying  zetetic  
faction  American Party  Anti-Monopoly Party  Bull Moose Party  Communist Party  Conservative Party  Constitutional Union Party  Democratic Party  Democratic-Republican Party  Farmer-Labor Party  Federalist Party  Free Soil Party  Greenback Party  Know-Nothing Party  Labour Party  Liberal Party  Liberal Republican Party  Liberty Party  National Republican Party  Populist Party  Progressive Party  Prohibition Party  Republican Party  Socialist Labor Party  Socialist Party  Socialist Workers Party  Tammany Hall  Tory Party  Whig Party  affiliation  age group  aggressiveness  antagonism  argumentation  band  battalion  bellicosity  belligerence  bevy  bickering  bloc  body  branch  breakaway group  brigade  bunch  cabal  cadre  camarilla  camp  cast  caucus  church  circle  city hall  clannishness  clanship  clash  clashing  clique  cliqueyness  cliquishness  cliquism  coalition  cohort  combativeness  combine  communion  community  company  complement  conflict  contention  contentiousness  contingent  contradiction  controversy  corps  coterie  covey  crew  crowd  denomination  denominationalism  detachment  detail  difference  disaccord  disaccordance  disagreement  discord  discordance  discordancy  discrepancy  disharmony  disparity  dissension  dissent  dissidence  dissonance  disunion  disunity  divergence  diversity  division  esprit de corps  ethnic group  ethnocentricity  exclusiveness  factionalism  factiousness  fellowship  flak  fleet  gang  group  grouping  groupment  in-group  inaccordance  inequality  infighting  interest  interest group  intrigue  irascibility  irritability  jarring  junta  junto  litigiousness  lobby  machine  major party  minor party  minority group  mob  movement  multiple party system  negation  offshoot  one-party system  opposition  opposition party  oppugnancy  order  organization  out-group  outfit  pack  part  partiality  partisan spirit  partisanism  partisanship  party  party in power  party spirit  peer group  persuasion  p  
factious  aggressive  alienated  argumentative  at loggerheads  at odds  bellicose  belligerent  bickering  breakaway  combative  conflicting  contending  contentious  contumacious  disaffected  discordant  disputatious  divisive  eristic  estranged  extreme  extremistic  factional  fighting  insurgent  insurrectionary  irascible  irritable  litigious  mutineering  mutinous  partisan  polarizing  polemic  pugnacious  quarrelsome  rebel  rebellious  refractory  revolutional  revolutionary  riotous  seditionary  seditious  shrewish  subversive  traitorous  treasonable  turbulent  warring  wrangling  
factitious  affected  artificial  assumed  bogus  counterfeit  counterfeited  engineered  fabricated  faked  false  falsified  feigned  forced  imitation  insincere  man-made  manufactured  mock  pretended  rigged  set up  sham  simulated  spurious  synthetic  unauthentic  unreal  
factor  Altmann theory  DNA  De Vries theory  Federal  Galtonian theory  MC  Mendelianism  Mendelism  RNA  Verworn theory  Weismann theory  Weismannism  Wiesner theory  adjunct  adjutant  agency  agent  aid  allele  allelomorph  amanuensis  antecedent  antecedents  appraise  appurtenance  article  aspect  assess  assignee  assistant  attorney  backer  baggage agent  bailiff  banker  base  basis  birth  business agent  butler  call  case  catalog  categorize  causation  cause  cause and effect  character  chromatid  chromatin  chromosome  circumstance  claim agent  class  classify  clerk  coadjutor  commercial agent  commission agent  component  consideration  consignee  constituent  contents  count  croupier  curator  custodian  customer agent  datum  deputy  detail  determinant  determinative  determiner  diathesis  dupe  element  emcee  endowment  etiology  eugenics  evaluate  facet  fact  feature  fed  federal agent  financier  fixings  freight agent  functionary  gauge  gene  general agent  genesiology  genetic code  genetics  go-between  ground  grounds  group  guardian  helper  hereditability  heredity  heritability  heritage  housekeeper  identify  implement  inborn capacity  incidental  influence  ingredient  inheritability  inheritance  instance  instrument  instrumentality  insurance agent  integrant  intermediary  item  land agent  landreeve  law agent  lender  librarian  literary agent  loan agent  majordomo  makings  master of ceremonies  matrocliny  matter  means  middleman  minor detail  minutia  minutiae  moneylender  news agent  occasion  official  parliamentary agent  part  part and parcel  particular  passenger agent  patrocliny  pharmacogenetics  piece  point  press agent  principle  proctor  procurator  proxy  puppet  purchasing agent  real estate agent  recessive character  regard  replication  representative  respect  sales agent  secretary  seneschal  sift  sort  sort out  special agent  specialty  station agent  steward  stimulus  theatrical  
factory  armory  arsenal  assembly line  assembly plant  atomic energy plant  bindery  boatyard  boilery  bookbindery  brewery  brickyard  cannery  creamery  dairy  defense plant  distillery  dockyard  factory belt  factory district  feeder plant  flour mill  industrial park  industrial zone  main plant  manufactory  manufacturing plant  manufacturing quarter  mill  mint  munitions plant  oil refinery  packing house  plant  pottery  power plant  production line  push-button plant  refinery  sawmill  shipyard  subassembly plant  sugar refinery  tannery  winery  works  yard  yards  
facts  account  acquaintance  announcement  basis for belief  blue book  body of evidence  brass tacks  briefing  bulletin  chain of evidence  clue  communication  communique  corpus  data  datum  directory  dispatch  documentation  enlightenment  essential facts  essentials  evidence  exhibit  experience  expertise  fact  factual base  factual information  familiarity  familiarization  gen  general information  grounds  grounds for belief  guidebook  handout  hard information  incidental information  indication  info  information  instruction  intelligence  intimacy  item of evidence  ken  know-how  knowing  knowledge  light  manifestation  mark  material grounds  mention  message  muniments  mute witness  notice  notification  piece of evidence  practical knowledge  premises  presentation  private knowledge  privity  promotional material  proof  publication  publicity  ratio cognoscendi  reason to believe  release  relevant fact  report  self-knowledge  sidelight  sign  statement  symptom  technic  technics  technique  the data  the details  the dope  the facts  the goods  the information  the know  the particulars  the picture  the scoop  the score  the specifics  the whole story  token  transmission  white book  white paper  word  
factual  absolute  accurate  actual  adducible  admissible  admitting no question  ascertained  attestative  attested  attestive  authentic  authenticated  based on  bona fide  categorically true  certain  certified  circumstantial  conclusive  confirmable  confirmed  convincing  correct  corroborated  cumulative  damning  de facto  decisive  demonstrable  demonstratable  demonstrated  determinative  determined  documentary  documented  effectual  established  evidential  evidentiary  ex parte  eye-witness  faithful  final  firsthand  for real  founded on  genuine  grounded on  hard  hearsay  historical  honest-to-God  implicit  inappealable  incontestable  incontrovertible  indicative  indisputable  indubitable  irrefragable  irrefutable  irresistible  legitimate  material  not in error  nuncupative  objective  objectively true  overwhelming  positive  precise  presumptive  probative  provable  proved  real  realistic  reliable  self-evident  significant  straightforward  substantial  substantiated  suggestive  sure  sure-enough  symptomatic  telling  testable  true  true as gospel  true to life  truthful  unanswerable  unbiased  unconfutable  unconfuted  undeniable  undenied  undistorted  undoubted  unerroneous  unexaggerated  unfallacious  unfalse  unimpeachable  unmistaken  unprejudiced  unquestionable  unrefutable  unrefuted  unvarnished  valid  validated  veracious  verifiable  verified  veritable  weighty  

Faktum Definition

Fact
(n.) A doing, making, or preparing.
Fact
(n.) An effect produced or achieved
Fact
(n.) Reality
Fact
(n.) The assertion or statement of a thing done or existing
Matter-of-fact
(a.) Adhering to facts

fact Bedeutung

fait accompli
accomplished fact
an irreversible accomplishment
fraud in fact
positive fraud
actual deceit, concealing something or making a false representation with an evil intent to cause injury to another
verdict
finding of fact
(law) the findings of a jury on issues of fact submitted to it for decision, can be used in formulating a judgment
fact a piece of information about circumstances that exist or events that have occurred, first you must collect all the facts of the case
matter of fact a matter that is an actual fact or is demonstrable as a fact
scientific fact an observation that has been confirmed repeatedly and is accepted as true (although its truth is never final)
fact a concept whose truth can be proved, scientific hypotheses are not facts
fact a statement or assertion of verified information about something that is the case or has happened, he supported his argument with an impressive array of facts
question of fact
matter of fact
a disputed factual contention that is generally left for a jury to decide
accessory after the fact a person who gives assistance or comfort to someone known to be a felon or known to be sought in connection with the commission of a felony
accessory before the fact a person who procures or advises or commands the commission of a felony but who is not present at its perpetration
accessory during the fact a person who witnesses a crime but does not try to prevent it
indicative mood
indicative
declarative mood
declarative
common mood
fact mood
a mood (grammatically unmarked) that represents the act or state as an objective fact
fact an event known to have happened or something known to have existed, your fears have no basis in fact, how much of the story is fact and how much fiction is hard to tell
counterfactual
contrary to fact
going counter to the facts (usually as a hypothesis)
fact-finding
investigative
investigatory
designed to find information or ascertain facts, a fact-finding committee, investigative reporting
matter-of-fact
pragmatic
pragmatical
concerned with practical matters, a matter-of-fact (or pragmatic) approach to the problem, a matter-of-fact account of the trip
matter-of-fact
prosaic
not fanciful or imaginative, local guides describe the history of various places in matter-of-fact tones, a prosaic and unimaginative essay
in fact
in point of fact
as a matter of fact
in reality or actuality, in fact, it was a wonder anyone survived, painters who are in fact anything but unsophisticated, as a matter of fact, he is several inches taller than his father
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