TRUE
真正
definition
adverb
Hobson spoke truer than he knew
truly.
Despite the distance and the wind, Hooper had aimed true .
accurately or without variation.
verb
He begins the laborious process by truing the radius of the front strap and then meticulously laying out line after line of the finely cut checkering.
bring (an object, wheel, or other construction) into the exact shape, alignment, or position required.
adjective
a true story
in accordance with fact or reality.
it was a true depiction
accurate or exact.
translation of 'TRUE'
adverb
固然
noun
信
adjective
笃,
真诚,
确切,
忠诚,
当真,
真,
真实,
准确,
确有其事,
真正,
属实,
实,
实打实,
实在,
确实,
忠实,
确
example
They're working hard at trying to redress all of this and come to a 'true' , exact count.
So, to travel 45 degrees 'true' in that area, you'd steer 61 degrees on the compass.
What is true of the theatre is also 'true' of the short story.
The support of your 'true' friends should help you get through it all.
Which of these could be allowed to lay claim to being the 'true' representative of that religion?
Whichever way you choose to eat it, try to make it a regular part of your diet because it is a health food in the 'true' sense of the term.
the wall wasn't 'true'
I'm sure there is room for improvement but isn't that 'true' of any job?
This was the search for the genuine goal and 'true' essence or martial arts on which he spent most of his time.
I understand now, that we have to go through several acquaintances before we meet 'true' friends.
Yet this is not an actual or 'true' experience, because it does not recur the next day or anytime soon.
Cain was furious, not only had his plan failed but his 'true' intentions had been revealed.
If this is true of power generation, it is doubly 'true' of agriculture.
Exactly, and that is 'true' of a lot of the principal athletes involved in this.
These days, teachers are desperate to do more creative work with their classes; to educate in the 'true' sense of the word.
This is O2's way of making sure that the party is attended strictly by 'true' fans that are willing to make the effort and text in.
a 'true' account
A good neighbour and 'true' friend, Sadie was happy and content in her beloved home area.
Colleges and universities should form the pyramid's peak in 'true' sense of the word.
I do not think 'true' religion can be irrational, but it certainly can be more than rational.
Decode the neologisms and euphemisms and you gain a rare insight into the strategists' 'true' intentions.
Not only was she leaving behind the love of her life, but she was also leaving behind her only 'true' friend.
The false self is often difficult to argue with, since it has a skill in argument equal to the real or 'true' self on which it preys.
The ideologies have now been unarguably stripped back to reveal the 'true' intention of the power brokers.
He was a 'true' friend to her and inspired her love of horses more than he knew.
they understand the 'true' meaning of religion
If she wanted to do it I was here to give her moral support like a 'true' friend should.
But chance brought her face to face with the 'true' intentions of her captors.
It was 'true' that Markhus's house was the closest of the three, and school did start in a matter of hours.
he fired 'true'
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