true

• Describe algo que corresponde a los hechos o a la realidad; auténtico, exacto o fiel.

Describes something that is in accordance with fact or reality; genuine, accurate, or loyal.

1. In accordance with fact or realityA1formal

   Being in accordance with the actual state of affairs; not false or fictional.

   verdadero

   • The story he told is true.
   • Is it true that you are moving to London?
   • She gave a true account of what happened.

   Sinónimosaccuratecorrectexactfactualpreciserighttruthfulvalidveracious

   Antónimoserroneousfallaciousfalsefictionalfictitiousinaccurateincorrectinvaliduntruewrong

2. Loyal or faithfulB1formal

   Steadfast in loyalty or affection; faithful.

   Leal o fiel

   • He has been a true friend for many years.
   • She remained true to her principles.
   • A true knight is loyal to his king.

   Sinónimosconstantdedicateddependabledevotedfaithfulfirmloyalreliablesteadfasttrustworthytrustyunwavering

   Antónimosdisloyalfaithlessfalsetreacherousunfaithful

3. Accurate or exactB1formal

   Conforming exactly to a standard or pattern; precise.

   Exacto, preciso

   • The arrow flew true to its target.
   • The copy is true to the original painting.
   • His aim was true and he hit the bullseye.

   Sinónimosaccuratecorrectexactfaithfulperfectprecisestrict

   Antónimosfalseimpreciseinaccurateincorrectinexactoffwrong

4. Genuine or authenticB1formal

   Not counterfeit or artificial; real.

   auténtico, genuino

   • This is a true diamond, not a fake.
   • She has a true passion for music.
   • The painting is a true masterpiece.

   Sinónimosactualauthenticbona fidegenuinelegitimaterealveritable

   Antónimosartificialcounterfeitfakefalsephony

• Adverbio que significa 'de manera verdadera', 'exactamente' o 'en conformidad con los hechos'. Se usa a menudo en expresiones fijas como 'ring true' (sonar verdadero) o 'come true' (hacerse realidad), y en otros contextos también puede funcionar como adjetivo.

An adverb meaning 'truthfully,' 'accurately,' or 'in a manner consistent with fact.' It is often used in fixed expressions such as 'ring true' or 'come true,' and can also function as an adjective in other contexts.

1. Accurately or exactlyB2formal

   In a manner that is accurate, correct, or in accordance with fact.

   con precisión

   • He spoke true to his beliefs.
   • The arrow flew true to its target.
   • She remained true to her principles throughout the ordeal.

   Sinónimosaccuratelycorrectlyexactlyfaithfullypreciselyproperlyrighttruly

   Antónimosfalselyinaccuratelyincorrectlywrongly

2. Honestly or sincerelyB2formal

   In a truthful or genuine manner.

   de verdad, sinceramente

   • Tell me true, did you see what happened?
   • He swore true that he would never lie again.
   • She answered true to all the questions.

   Sinónimoscandidlyfranklygenuinelyhonestlyopenlysincerelytruthfully

   Antónimosfalsely

• Sustantivo que designa el estado o la cualidad de estar correctamente alineado, ajustado o centrado, especialmente en un contexto mecánico o estructural; también puede referirse a la exactitud o fidelidad de algo respecto a un modelo o referencia.

A noun referring to the state or quality of being in correct or proper alignment, as in mechanical or structural contexts.

incontable

1. C1formal

   The state or property of being in correct or proper alignment, especially in mechanical or structural contexts.

   Alineación correcta

   • The wheel is out of true and needs adjustment.
   • He checked the true of the frame before welding.
   • The carpenter ensured the true of the door hinge.

   Sinónimosalignmentexactnesssquarenessstraightnesstrueness

   Antónimosmisalignment