half-truth /'hɑ:ftru:θ/children and fools tell the truth Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
a grain of truth
gospel truth
moment of truth
no truth to it
stretch the truth
the gospel truth
the moment of truth
in truth
In truth， he cannot teach you anything on French．事实上，他不能教你法语。
This is in truth an ideal site for a power plant．这里的确是建设发电厂的理想场所。
This is in truth very poorly made．说实在的，这个东西做得太差劲了。
truth will out
Idiom(s): truth will outTheme: TRUTH
eventually, the truth will become known; truth tends to become known, even when it is being concealed.
• The truth will out! Someday my name will be cleared.
• We just found out about corruption in the mayor's office. Like they say, "The truth will out."
The truth is in the wine.
People speak more freely under the influence of alcohol.Truth is stranger than fiction.
Events in real life are sometimes stranger than in fiction.Economical with the truth
(UK) If someone, especially a politician, is economical with the truth, they leave out information in order to create a false picture of a situation, without actually lying.Honest truth
If someone claims that something is the honest truth, they wish to sound extra-sincere about something.home truth
an uncomfortable fact: "She's going to have to sit down and hear some home truths."children and fools speak the truth|child|children|
Children and fools say things without thinking; they say what they think or know when grown-ups might not think it was polite or wise to do so.
A proverb. "Uncle Willie is too fat," said little Agnes. "Children and fools speak the truth," said her father.naked truth
naked truthPlain unadorned facts, without concealment or embellishment. For example, What I've told you is the naked truth. This expression supposedly alludes to a fable in which Truth and Falsehood went bathing, Falsehood then dressed in Truth's clothes, and Truth, refusing to take another's clothes, went naked. [Late 1500s]
truth
truthIn addition to the idioms beginning with truth, also see gospel truth; home truth; moment of truth; naked truth; unvarnished truth.
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- truth is stranger than fiction
- truth will out
truth is stranger than fiction
truth is stranger than fictionReal life can be more remarkable than invented tales, as in In our two-month trip around the world we ran into long-lost relatives on three separate occasions, proving that truth is stranger than fiction. This expression may have been invented by Byron, who used it in Don Juan (1833).
unvarnished truth
unvarnished truthThe plain facts without embellishment, as in Let's just have the unvarnished truth about the sale. This idiom was first recorded in 1883, although unvarnished had been used to describe a direct statement since Shakespeare's time.
trẻ em và kẻ ngu nói sự thật
tục ngữ Trẻ em và kẻ ngu ngốc bất biết rằng đôi khi nói dối có thể có ích, có ích hoặc tốt hơn sự thật. A: "Tôi vừa rất đau đớn khi con trai tui nói với người phụ nữ đó rằng kiểu tóc của cô ấy thật xấu xí." B: "Chà, trẻ con và kẻ ngu đều nói sự thật.". Xem thêm: và, lũ trẻ, ngu ngốc, nói thậtTrẻ em và kẻ ngu nói sự thật.
Prov. Trẻ em chưa được học, và những kẻ ngu ngốc chưa bao giờ học được, rằng chuyện nói dối thường có lợi. Fred: Tôi sẽ nói gì với Ellen khi cô ấy hỏi tại sao tui về nhà muộn như vậy? Alan: Hãy nói cho cô ấy biết sự thật — chúng tui đã đi uống vài ly. Fred: Những đứa trẻ và những kẻ ngốc nói sự thật, Alan .. Xem thêm: và, lũ trẻ, khờ khạo, hãy nói, sự thật. Xem thêm:More Idioms/Phrases
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