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Meanings of true in English

Portuguese
reconhecidamente

As acknowledged.

reconhecidamente
Portuguese
verdadeiro
Catalan
veritable
Spanish
verdadero

Consistent with fact or reality; not false.

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verdadeiro
Catalan
equilibrar
Spanish
equilibrar

Make level, square, balanced, or concentric.

equilibrar

Worthy of being depended on.

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Usage of true in English
1
In the case of List of the Lost, however, it's absolutely true.
The Guardian
2
I just wanted to ask you: is it true about last year?
James Potter and the Curse of the Gatekeeper
3
However, a third member of the family said the reports were true.
Reuters
4
Getting the Story Right-YearsAhead of Time This has already proven true.
Wired
5
Yes, it's true that new, popular technologies always bring new social mores.
Wired
6
Variations in testing regimes mean the true number is likely far higher.
The South African
7
Future studies enrolling patients with true LAF using strict definition are needed.
Pubmed
8
As children of the Swift Sure Hand, hope is our true home.
Tuck
9
The true number of global cases is likely to be much higher.
The Guardian
10
In this particular case, what everybody said was likely to be true.
American empire: blood and iron
11
Come to South Korea, enjoy freedom and make your dreams come true.
The Guardian
12
One thing was clear, however; his finances didn't ring true at all.
Girl out back
13
But I no longer believe it holds true for the Internet today.
Wired
14
Media reports are bound to underestimate the true scale of protest, however.
The South African
15
Needless to say, they all came true eventually-cametrue in great detail.
The Sirens of Titan
16
Of course, it might not come true in exactly the manner imagined.
Reuters
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Translations for true
True through the time
True across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Canada
Common
South Africa
Common
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