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单词 de facto
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de facto
adjective[before noun],adverb
formal
uk
/ˌdeɪ ˈfæk.təʊ/us
/ˌdɪ ˈfæk.toʊ/
existinginfact,althoughperhapsnotintended,legal, oraccepted:
事实上的，实际上的
Thecityisrapidlybecomingthe defactocentreof thefinancialworld.这座城市正在迅速成为事实上的金融中心。
He's her defactohusbandthough they're notactuallymarried.虽然他们没有结婚，但他是她事实上的丈夫。
Englishis defactothecommonlanguageof much of theworldtoday.实际上，英语是当今世界大部分地区的常用语言。
If it is on Britishsoilthen it is defactoBritish.如果它在英国的土地上，那么它实际上就是英国的。
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de jureformal
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de facto
noun[C]
Australian Englishformal
uk
/ˌdeɪ ˈfæk.təʊ/us
/ˌdeɪ ˈfæk.toʊ/
(alsodefacto)
apersonsomeoneliveswith as awifeor ahusband,althoughthey are notmarried:
事实婚姻中的妻子（或丈夫），同居伴侣
They'veinvitedJoanne and her defactoforlunchonSunday.他们已经邀请乔安妮和她的伴侣星期天来吃午饭。
(Definition ofde factofrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

de facto| American Dictionary

de facto
adjective,adverb[not gradable]
us
/dɪˈfæk·toʊ,deɪ-/
existinginfact,althoughnotnecessarilyintendedorlegal:
He has made thecandidatesforcitycouncilde factoschoolcommitteemembers.
(Definition ofde factofrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

de facto| Business English

de facto
adjective[before noun]
uk
us
existinginfact, but notofficiallydecidedorapproved:
Ayearago heassumeddefactocontrolof thecompanyfrom hisagingfather.
Thesoftwaretheyproducedeventuallybecamethedefactostandardforprintablewebdocuments.

de facto

adverb
Theagreementexisteddefacto,althoughit had not beenformalizedinlaw.

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de jure
(Definition ofde factofrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofde facto

de facto
With selective re-centralization measures,defactofederalism is gradually being institutionalized.
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The main problem in implementing the gas directive is the position of statutory ordefactomonopolies in gas transmission.
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The second source is owned de jure by the state but where householdsdefactoutilize the area without due concern for ownership.
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Allowing water to be traded in an irrigation system withdefactoriparian rights can increase the efficiency of water use.
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Many congregations, for instance, developed a complex hierarchy of offices, whichdefactoseemed less personalized than those of the state.
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Compared todefactofederalism, the advantages of federalism are obvious.
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At the same time, judicial review tends to contribute to a creeping supranationalisation of bothdefactoand de jure competences.
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In this case, the decision to wait for other secondary data isdefactojudged as more attractive than investing resources to collect these data.
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It wasdefactomultidisciplinary in character and employed engineers together with scientists of diverse backgrounds.
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They speak to the nature of the criteria, not to theirdefactostatus in particular instances.
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Subjects obeyeddefactoholders of power in exchange for protection.
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Although strong enough to withstand it domestically, his influence as thedefactoforeign minister of the country was eroded.
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Legitimate authorities change protected reasons; merelydefactoauthorities do not (though they purport to change or are taken to change protected reasons).
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Com members assumed that the amicable relations between the two regimes assured them of adefactodual citizenship. 19.
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The governments cannot enforce the original status quo, as the most integrationist government is indifferent between thedefactooperation and the de jure rules.
From theCambridge English Corpus
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