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fait accompli

/ˌfeɪt əˈkɒmpliː/

翻译: 源自法语的借词,指已经作出或完成、并被当作不可逆转的事实呈现的决定或行动,不留讨论或改变的余地。

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/ˌfeɪt əˈkɒmpliː/C1formal
  • zh源自法语的借词,指已经作出或完成、并被当作不可逆转的事实呈现的决定或行动,不留讨论或改变的余地。

A French loan phrase meaning a decision or action that has already been made or completed and is presented as an irreversible fact, leaving no room for discussion or change.

  1. Completed actionC1formal

    A thing that has already happened or been decided before those affected hear about it, leaving them with no option but to accept it.

    zh既成事实

    • The manager presented the new policy as a fait accompli, leaving the staff no chance to discuss it.
    • The merger was a fait accompli before the shareholders could vote.
    • They announced the decision as a fait accompli, ignoring all objections.