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BNC: 425 COCA: 305

real
1 real /ˈriːjəl/ adjective
1 real
/ˈriːjəl/
adjective
Learner's definition of REAL
1 
: actually existing or happening : not imaginary真实的；现实的
2 
: not fake, false, or artificial真的；非人工的；非假冒的
3 
: important and deserving to be regarded or treated in a serious way确实重大的
4 
always used before a noun — used for emphasis用于强调
5 
: strong and sincere真实强烈的
6 
always used before a noun, finance : measured by what money can actually buy at a particular time（以货币实际购买力衡量）实际的

for real

informal
1 
: true and genuine真实的
2 
US
a  : honest and serious真诚认真的
b  : genuinely good, skillful, etc.优秀的；熟练的
3 
: seriously or truly认真地；真实地

get real

informal
: to start to think in a serious or reasonable way : to stop having foolish ideas, hopes, etc.认真思考；理性思考

keep it real

informal
: to talk and behave in an honest and serious way that shows who you really are真实表现自己

the real deal

— see 3deal

the real McCoy

— see mccoy

the real thing

— see thing

— realness

noun [noncount]
2 real /ˈriːjəl/ adverb
2 real
/ˈriːjəl/
adverb
Learner's definition of REAL
chiefly US, informal
: very or really很；真正地
BNC: 425 COCA: 305

real

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adjective

re·​al ˈrē(-ə)l How to pronounce real (audio)
1
a
: having objective independent existence
unable to believe that what he saw was real
b
: not artificial, fraudulent, or illusory : genuine
real gold
also : being precisely what the name implies
a real professional
c(1)
: occurring or existing in actuality
saw a real live celebrity
a story of real life
(2)
: of or relating to practical or everyday concerns or activities
left school to live in the real world
(3)
: behaving or presented in a way that feels true, honest, or familiar and without pretension or affectation
… That was the tragedy of Nurse Jackie … Great nurse. Flawed human being, and an irreparable one. That's also what made her real, and relatable, and what Falco brought so fully to the role … Verne Gay
On the afternoon of May 28, resident Rick Grant told The Enterprise as he waited with other grievers in the town hall's town-board room for his turn before a board, "We all want the same thing: Be real on the taxes, do a proper assessment, a fair assessment." The Altamont Enterprise
For every follower of the PEANUTS comics knows about the Little Red-Haired Girl, the character who intrigues a shy Charlie Brown. Hem he does, and haw he will, and every reader fidgets, too, knowing that such moments are utterly human and all too real. Alysia Gray-Painter
We're living through strange times in America, but that hasn't stopped Chrissy Teigen from being her wonderfully authentic self on social media—from showing up to husband John Legend's Instagram Live concert in a towel to sharing some real talk about childbirth. Abby Gardner
Coach Tucker has always just kept it real with me from the start. … He's been one of the most honest coaches. He's not about the B.S., hype and all that. Kameron Allen
"The thing that makes college basketball so fascinating to me is that almost everyone's a hair away from the dream …. And, let's keep it real, a lot of them are in school just for the experience needed to get to the next level." LL Cool J
Do you actually think you left popularity contests behind in high school? Please, get real. Jillian Mackenzie
(4)
: existing as a physical entity and having properties that deviate from an ideal, law, or standard
a real gas
compare ideal sense 1b
d
: complete, utter
a real fiasco
e
: fundamental, essential
f
: measured by purchasing power
real income
real dollars
g(1)
: belonging to or having elements or components that belong to the set of real numbers
the real roots of an equation
a real matrix
(2)
: concerned with or containing real numbers
real analysis
(3)
: real-valued
real variable
2
: of or relating to fixed, permanent, or immovable things (such as lands or tenements)
real property
3
of a particle : capable of being detected compare virtual sense 4
realness noun

real

2 of 5

adverb

chiefly US, informal
: very, really
—used as an intensifier
It was a good furnace all last winter, they didn't have a single problem with it: it ran real quiet … Garrison Keillor… the magazine isn't real sure who its readers are … Tom Carson

real

3 of 5

noun (1)

: a real thing
especially : a mathematically real quantity

real

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noun (2)

re·​al rā-ˈäl How to pronounce real (audio)
1
plural reais ˈrāsh How to pronounce real (audio)
ˈrās,
ˈrāzh,
ˈrāz
 or reis also reals : the basic monetary unit of Brazil see Money Table
2
plural reales or reis ˈrāsh How to pronounce real (audio)
ˈrās,
ˈrāzh,
ˈrāz
 : a former monetary unit and coin of Portugal

real

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noun (3)

re·​al rā-ˈäl How to pronounce real (audio)
plural reales rā-ˈä-(ˌ)lās How to pronounce real (audio) or reals
: a former monetary unit and coin of Spain and its possessions
Phrases
for real
1
: genuine
couldn't believe the threats were for real
2
: genuinely good or capable of success (as in competition)
not yet sure if this team is for real
3
: in earnest : seriously
fighting for real

Synonyms

Adjective

Adverb

Example Sentences

Adjective The movie is based on real events. The detective Sherlock Holmes is not a real person. He has no real power; he is just a figurehead. The battle scenes in the movie seemed very real to me. The team has a real chance at winning. There is a very real possibility that we will be moving to Maine. In real life, relationships are not perfect. The actor looks taller on TV than he does in real life. He's always daydreaming and seems to be out of touch with the real world. What is his real name? Adverb We had a real good time. The water is real warm. We went to bed real late. See More

Word History

Etymology

Adjective

Middle English, real, relating to things (in law), from Anglo-French, from Medieval Latin & Late Latin; Medieval Latin realis relating to things (in law), from Late Latin, real, from Latin res thing, fact; akin to Sanskrit rayi property

Noun (2)

Portuguese, from real royal, from Latin regalis

Noun (3)

Spanish, from real royal, from Latin regalis — more at royal

First Known Use

Adjective

14th century, in the meaning defined at sense 1a

Adverb

1718, in the meaning defined above

Noun (1)

circa 1626, in the meaning defined above

Noun (2)

1951, in the meaning defined at sense 2

Noun (3)

1555, in the meaning defined above

Time Traveler
The first known use of real was in the 14th century

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BNC: 425 COCA: 305
real

adjective

VERBS | ADVERB | PHRASES VERBS➤be, look, seem嚴重；看起來嚴重；似乎嚴重▸➤become變得嚴重ADVERB➤all too, very非常嚴重； 實際存在◇Her suffering was all too real.她非常痛苦。◇the very real danger of war確實存在的戰爭危機➤frighteningly嚴重得令人恐懼◇The possibility of being arrested was frighteningly real.被逮捕的可能性很大，想起來就令人恐懼。➤enough足夠真實◇The pearls looked real enough.這些珍珠看起來是真的。PHRASES➤real and/or imaginary, real and/or imagined真實的和／或想像的◇real or imagined threats to national security對國家安全真實或虛幻的威脅

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