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fait accompli
[ fe ta-kawn-plee ]
noun
- an accomplished fact; a thing already done:
The enemy's defeat was a fait accompli long before the formal surrender.
fait accompli
/ f蓻t ak蓴虄pli /
noun
- something already done and beyond alteration
fait accompli
- Something that has already been done: 鈥淭he company president did not discuss the new hiring policy with her board of directors; instead she put it into effect and presented the board with a fait accompli.鈥 From French, meaning 鈥渁n accomplished fact.鈥
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of fait accompli1
亚洲网紅露点 History and Origins
Origin of fait accompli1
Example Sentences
"We thought it was a fait accompli. We assumed that was where the orcas were going, it looked like a done deal."
So, for now, Trump seems to be looking for a diplomatic solution - one Israel might have to accept as a fait accompli, regardless of its provisions.
But his promise to review consultant contracts that have been normally regarded as a fait accompli is a good start, some observers say.
Judging by remarks from Trump and Hegseth, the US already considers Russia's 2014 capture of Crimea and eastern areas in the Donbas as a fait accompli and that Ukraine won't be joining Nato.
At the time, it felt like an Oscar nomination was a fait accompli, and it still does.
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