Face facts Meaning in English

expression

US

ˈfeɪs/ /ˈfæks/, /ˈfækts

FAYS FAKTS

UK

fˈeɪs/ /fˈækts

FAYS FAKTS

परिभाषा

To accept and deal with a situation as it really is, even if it is unpleasant or difficult.

उपयोग और बारीकियां

Commonly used in slightly informal, direct speech, often when someone is avoiding reality or being unrealistic. Usually followed by the facts themselves or a statement like 'We need to face facts.' Avoid using in highly formal writing; often delivered as advice or a reality check.

• Spanish: aceptar la realidad - afrontar los hechos
• Portuguese (BR): encarar os fatos - aceitar a realidade
• Portuguese (PT): enfrentar os factos - aceitar a realidade
• Chinese (Simplified): 面对现实 - 正视事实
• Chinese (Traditional): 面對現實 - 正視事實
• Hindi: हकीकत का सामना करना
• Arabic: مواجهة الحقائق - تقبل الواقع
• Bengali: বাস্তবতাকে স্বীকার করা - সত্য মেনে নেওয়া
• Russian: смотреть правде в глаза - признать факты
• Japanese: 現実を直視する - 事実を受け入れる
• Vietnamese: đối mặt với sự thật - chấp nhận thực tế
• Korean: 현실을 직시하다 - 사실을 받아들이다
• Turkish: gerçeklerle yüzleşmek
• Urdu: حقیقت کا سامنا کرنا
• Indonesian: menghadapi kenyataan - menerima fakta

उदाहरण वाक्य

We have to face facts—the plan isn't working.

basic

It's time to face facts about his grades.

basic

You need to face facts and look for another job.

basic

She doesn't want to face facts, but their relationship is really over.

natural

Let’s face facts—we can’t afford that new car right now.

natural

Sometimes you just have to face facts and move on.

natural