Usage of "the true" | TermGallery

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Conformity to reality or actuality.

Ús de the true en anglès

Variations in testing regimes mean the true number is likely far higher. 
 The South African 

Media reports are bound to underestimate the true scale of protest, however. 
 The South African 

As a result, the true cost is likely to be much lower. 
 The Guardian 

However, as one Israeli official pointed out, disinformation obscured the true picture. 
 The Guardian 

Then, the true seriousness of his situation jarred him back to reality. 
 Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii 

Police say the true figure could be in the tens of thousands. 
 Reuters 

These animals were the true source of the growling noises heard earlier. 
 Hunters in the Dark 

That was the true measure of the situation in the public finances. 
 The Irish Times 

Rights groups believe the true toll may be five times as high. 
 The Guardian 

Thus, it is unimaginable what the true extent of this crisis is. 
 The South African 

Some economists suggest the true rate is closer to 11 per cent. 
 News.com.au 

Capone is a public relations problem, he is not the true threat.' 
 The Naked God 

Other analysts said the true value of Hochtief went beyond its units. 
 Reuters 

Know the true state of your finances Figure out your net worth. 
 Jamaica Observer 

Jeremiah saw through the mistake; the true Israel was narrowed to himself. 
 Prolegomena to the History of Israel 

In fact, the true test of his leadership is only just beginning. 
 The Guardian 

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Significats de the true en anglès