"distorted facts" 是一个名词短语,字面意为“被歪曲的事实”,指原本真实的信息被篡改、扭曲、曲解后呈现的内容(≠ 完全编造的“false facts 虚假事实”,而是“事实基础上的变形”)。
作为名词短语,它可以在句子中充当主语、宾语、介词宾语等成分,常用于讨论信息准确性、媒体报道、辩论、争议事件等场景。以下是具体用法和例句:
Distorted facts can easily mislead the public.
(歪曲的事实很容易误导公众。)
The politician was accused of spreading distorted facts to win votes.
(这位政客被指控散布歪曲事实以赢得选票。)
We must not believe distorted facts without verifying them.
(我们绝不能未经核实就相信歪曲的事实。)
The investigation exposed the company's use of distorted facts to cover up its mistakes.
(调查揭露了该公司用歪曲事实掩盖错误的行为。)
The article is criticized for being based on distorted facts.
(这篇文章因基于歪曲事实而受到批评。)
His argument was full of distorted facts and logical fallacies.
(他的论点充满了歪曲的事实和逻辑谬误。)
spread distorted facts 散布歪曲事实
expose distorted facts 揭露歪曲事实
correct distorted facts 纠正歪曲事实
rely on distorted facts 依赖歪曲事实
distorted facts:事实被“扭曲、变形”(如断章取义、夸大/缩小细节);
false facts:完全编造的“虚假事实”(无真实基础);
misrepresented facts:“误传的事实”(强调信息传递中的偏差,比distorted更中性)。
"distorted facts" 是描述“事实被篡改”的常用短语,核心是“事实基础上的变形”,多用于批评信息不真实、误导性的场景。理解其用法的关键是结合语境(如媒体、辩论、争议),并注意与“虚假事实”的区别。