factoids

factoids

美 [ˈfækˌtɔɪd] 　英 [ˈfæktɔɪd]

• n.仿真陈述（很可能不真实但使人信以为真）
• 网络马路消息；运动广告；鼓吹者兜售的仿真叙述

词形变化

复数：factoids  

英汉解释

n.	1. a piece of information that becomes accepted as true because it is repeated very often

例句

Google, with its instant access to factoids of dubious veracity, is singled out as a primary source of the malaise.

谷歌，因为人们通过它能即时访问真实性可疑的信息，成为了不安定因素的一个原始来源。

Key factoids you might not know: Here's one that might shock you.

你所不知道的关键事实：有一个因素可能会让你吃一惊。

To read the factoids David Freedman rattles off in his book Wrong is terrifying.

读一下大卫弗里德曼的著作《错误》，必定对他揭露出的伪事实感到震惊。

We've picked out some of the best factoids.

我们已经挑出一些最特别的特征。

The report is full of such factoids.

这份报告充满仿真陈述。

You already know how much of email is spam, but here are a bunch of other factoids you may not be aware of

虽然你已经知道了大多数邮件都是垃圾邮件，但我相信，以下这些细节是你所忽略的。

But guess what? No sports factoids.

可你猜怎么着？它们没有运动广告

A couple of quick factoids.

一个快速改编过的夫妇。

Gathering all these factoids is very easy using code metrics.

使用代码度量收集所有这些似乎正确的信息非常容易。