truth

英 [truːθ] 美[trʊθ]

really; in fact

真正地；事实上

in truth, she was more than a little unhappy.
实际上，她很不高兴。

to be frank (used especially when making an admission or when expressing an unwelcome or controversial opinion)

坦率地说，说老实话，实话实说（尤用于表示承认某事或表示令人不快或有争议的看法）

I think, if truth be told, we were all a little afraid of him.
说老实话，我认为我们当时都有点儿怕他。

used to emphasize the absolute veracity of a statement

［用于强调所言绝对真实可靠］（本人所述）完全属实，毫无保留，绝对可靠

1. He told some lies and sometimes just embroidered the truth.: 他说了些谎，有时只是对事实添油加醋了一番。

2. She called the verdict a victory of truth over falsehood.: 她将这一判决称为真理对谬误的胜利。

3. They can't destroy truth without destroying each and every one of us.: 除非他们将我们赶尽杀绝，否则真理不灭。

4. We want to get at the truth. Who killed him? And why?: 我们想查明真相。是谁杀了他？为什么？