No. 8,031 in Dutch
factcheck
The Dutch word "factcheck" means verifying the accuracy and truth of information.
In a sentence
We moeten altijd een factcheck doen voordat we nieuws delen.
We must always do a fact-check before sharing news.
The word 'factcheck' here refers to the action of verifying the accuracy of information before spreading it, emphasizing its practical application.
Een factcheck heeft aangetoond dat het artikel onjuiste informatie bevatte.
A fact-check revealed that the article contained incorrect information.
'Factcheck' in this sentence is used as a singular noun, referring to a completed instance or event of verifying information.
Het team is verantwoordelijk voor de factcheck van alle berichten.
The team is responsible for the fact-check of all messages.
Here, 'factcheck' is used in a general sense as a noun describing the standard process or practice of checking facts within a team context.
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