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| ⇒ get the facts straight; get one's facts right | |||
| разобраться, что к чему (прежде чем что-то утверждать) To have the correct information about something, especially before criticizing someone or arguing with them: Before you start blaming us, you should get your facts straight. • You better get your facts straight before you accuse her of anything. • Then he needs to get his facts straight because I never said that! • I'm not sure they got the facts straight for this story. 4uzhoj) | |||
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to have the correct information about something, especially before criticizing someone or arguing with them (Before you start blaming us, you should get your facts straight.  macmillandictionary.com) | |||
| get facts straight: 7 phrases in 3 subjects |
| Explanatory translation | 3 |
| General | 2 |
| Informal | 2 |