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§ ფაქტი, სინამდვილე, მოვლენა; in fact - მართლაც, სინამდვილეში§ ფაქტიit’s a fact ფაქტიაthe fact is that.. საქმე ისაა, რომ …we mustn’t lose sight of the fact that… უნდა გავითვალისწნოთ ის ფაქტიც, რომ...everything points to the fact that… ყველაფერი იმაზე ლაპარაკობს, რომ...he pointed out the fact that… იმ ფაქტს გაუსვა ხაზი, რომ...he made false representation of the facts to the judge მოსამართლეს არასწორად წარუდგინა ფაქტებიas a matter of fact, I didn’t like the film სიმართლე რომ გითხრა, ფილმი არ მომეწონაthese two facts are quite unconnected ამ ორ ფაქტს არავითარი კავშირი არა აქვსhow can we gauge his reaction to this fact? ამ ამბავზე მისი რეაქცია როგორ განვსაზღვროთ?in fact //as a matter of fact ფაქტობრივად, სინამდვილეშიhe called my attention to this fact მთხოვა, ამ ფაქტზე გამემახვილებინა ყურადღებაthe difficulty consists in the fact that... სირთულე ის არის, რომhis words don`t agree with facts მისი ნათქვამე ფაქტებს არ შეესაბამებაan admitted fact აღიარებული / ცნობილი ფაქტიthis does not accord with the facts ეს ფაქტებს არ შეესაბამება /არ ეთანხმება
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