果真
truly; indeed; really
Meanings
2 senses · 6 examplesadverb
truly; indeed; as expected
Used to confirm that a previous expectation, prediction, or suspicion has turned out to be true. Often appears in the structure '果然 + verb/adjective'.
The weather forecast said it would rain today, and sure enough, it's pouring now.
He said he would win, and indeed he won the match.
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I suspected she did it, and upon checking the surveillance, it was indeed her.
conjunction
if indeed; if it is truly the case that
Used to introduce a conditional clause where the condition is presumed or confirmed to be true, often leading to a consequent action or result. Similar to 'if it's really...'.
If this is truly the case, we must take action immediately.
If he really doesn't come to the meeting, we'll start by ourselves.
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If the investigation results really show he was wrong, he is willing to apologize.