truism
「truism」的意思
n. 自明之理；老生常谈；老套；众所周知；真实性
n.真实性
「truism」的用法
truism普遍 accepted as true, but not necessarily so. - A statement that is obviously true and not worth disputing.
「truism」的例句
It's a truism that time heals all wounds.
时间能治愈所有的伤痛。
Money is a truism of modern life.
金钱是现代生活的真理。
Age is just a number, a truism that we all know too well.
年龄只是一个数字，一个我们都太熟悉了的真理。
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder, a truism that has been around for centuries.
美在眼底，这是一个流传了几个世纪的真理。
Every cloud has a silver lining, a truism that helps us cope with difficult situations.
每一个乌云都有银边，这是一个帮助我们应对困难情况的真理。
Haste makes waste, a truism that applies to many aspects of life.
急功近利会浪费时间，这是一个适用于生活许多方面的真理。
Practice makes perfect, a truism that applies to many skills and abilities.
熟能生巧，这是一个适用于许多技能和能力的真理。
There are no shortcuts in life, a truism that we all must learn to accept.
生活没有捷径可走，这是一个我们必须学会接受的真理。
Every action has an equal and opposite reaction, a truism of physics and everyday life.
每一个动作都有一个相等且相反的反作用力，这是物理学和日常生活中的一个真理。
The early bird catches the worm, a truism that applies to many aspects of life.
早起的鸟儿有虫吃，这是一个适用于生活许多方面的真理。