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fac·toid [ˈfæktoɪd] N

1. factoid (assumption):

factoid

allgemeine Annahme

factoid

weltläufige Meinung

2. factoid Am:

factoid (brief fact)

Nachrichtenfetzen m

factoid (trivial fact)

nebensächliches Detail

factoid (trivial fact)

Kinkerlitzchen pl inf

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

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Sometimes he would simply report independent factoids that were disconnected.

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Participants in it were given a list of 60 factoids which were plausible, but they most likely did not know.

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This is usually during dead-air time when one of the hosts is looking up a factoid or perhaps to conceal private information not safe for public release.

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All we need to do is convince a majority of people that some factoid is true...

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The factoids are out there for anybody who wants to seek them out.

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As we've seen, heaps of brain spurts, factoids, and other forms of communication flood the internet every second.

motherboard.vice.com

Factoid cards could do a wide variety of things, such as freezing an opponent in its tracks or calling in reinforcements.

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For every island and piece of skyline, she had a factoid ready and waiting.

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Another series of radio ads that debuted around the time of the rhetorical questions campaign air as part of two daily news factoids.

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Here's a relieving factoid to put your cravings in context: arthropods, the class of invertebrates including insects, millipedes and spiders, can scarf down way more junk food than you can.

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