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factoid

/ˈfæk.tɔɪd/

翻译: 指看似事实但未经证实或属虚构的信息,常因反复传播或公开发表而被误认为真实;也指简短、常为琐碎内容的新闻短讯。

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词语关系

noun

/ˈfæk.tɔɪd/C1formal
  • zh指看似事实但未经证实或属虚构的信息,常因反复传播或公开发表而被误认为真实;也指简短、常为琐碎内容的新闻短讯。

A noun referring to a piece of information that resembles a fact but is unverified or invented, often gaining credibility through repetition or publication; also used to describe a brief, often trivial news item.

  1. Unverified or invented informationC1formal

    A piece of information that resembles a fact but is not verified, often invented, and gains credibility because it appears in print or is repeated widely.

    zh伪事实

    • The article was full of factoids presented as real news.
    • Many factoids about historical figures are repeated without evidence.
    • He debunked the popular factoid that humans only use 10% of their brains.

    同义词apocryphafabricationfalsehoodfictionhearsayinventionmisinformationmythrumortall taleuntruthurban legend

    反义词facttruthverity

  2. Brief trivial news itemC1formal

    A short, often trivial piece of news or information, typically one sentence in length.

    zh简短琐闻

    • The newspaper's sidebar featured a factoid about the world's largest pizza.
    • She shared a factoid about the number of steps in the Eiffel Tower.
    • The magazine includes a daily factoid in its entertainment section.

    同义词fillernuggetone-linersnippettidbittrivia

词形
  • factoids plural form
  • factoids' possessive plural form
  • factoid's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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