Adjective(1) being or occurring in fact or actuality,having verified existence,not illusory,no less than what is stated,worthy of the name,being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something,not synthetic or spurious,of real or natural origin,not to be taken lightly,possible to be treated as fact,being value measured in terms of purchasing power,having substance or capable of being treated as fact,not imaginary,(of property) fixed or immovable,coinciding with reality,founded on practical matters,genuine in existence(2) being or occurring in fact or actuality(3) having verified existence(4) not illusory(5) no less than what is stated(6) worthy of the name(7) being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something(8) not synthetic or spurious(9) of real or natural origin(10) not to be taken lightly(11) possible to be treated as fact(12) being value measured in terms of purchasing power(13) having substance or capable of being treated as fact(14) not imaginary(15) (of property) fixed or immovable(16) coinciding with reality
Noun(1) any rational or irrational number(2) the basic unit of money in Brazil; equal to 100 centavos(3) an old small silver Spanish coin
Adverb(1) used as intensifiers; `real' is sometimes used informally for `really'; `rattling' is informal(2) used as intensifiers(3) `real' is sometimes used informally for `really'(4) `rattling' is informal
Adjective(1) being or occurring in fact or actuality,having verified existence,not illusory,no less than what is stated,worthy of the name,being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something,not synthetic or spurious,of real or natural origin,not to be taken lightly,possible to be treated as fact,being value measured in terms of purchasing power,having substance or capable of being treated as fact,not imaginary,(of property) fixed or immovable,coinciding with reality,founded on practical matters,genuine in existence(2) being or occurring in fact or actuality(3) having verified existence(4) not illusory(5) no less than what is stated(6) worthy of the name(7) being or reflecting the essential or genuine character of something(8) not synthetic or spurious(9) of real or natural origin(10) not to be taken lightly(11) possible to be treated as fact(12) being value measured in terms of purchasing power(13) having substance or capable of being treated as fact(14) not imaginary(15) (of property) fixed or immovable(16) coinciding with reality
Noun(1) any rational or irrational number(2) the basic unit of money in Brazil; equal to 100 centavos(3) an old small silver Spanish coin
Adverb(1) used as intensifiers; `real' is sometimes used informally for `really'; `rattling' is informal(2) used as intensifiers(3) `real' is sometimes used informally for `really'(4) `rattling' is informal
(1) My day here has been a complete waste of time, as it is most days in fact - a real waste of petrol.(2) Making their job a real chore is the fact that he keeps showing up in Trish's shadow, so smitten is he.(3) In fact, the real shift that is taking place is very different from this.(4) The real glory was the fact that most of the postings were not from members.(5) Inflation also eats into the real value of the income from market returns received by farmers.(6) It seems that the state and central governments have been hiding the real facts.(7) the real leader of the party(8) So their reactions were similar to what would be found at the scene of a real disaster.(9) I want to be able to go over to Brick Lane in the East End to eat a real , genuine London bagel.(10) When is something going to be done about this very real and sad situation?(11) Besides, the real value for money lies in the fact that paying a few pence more benefits so many.(12) If you don't want to tell an adult, you can tell a friend - but my real advice is to just chill.(13) There were only two or three companies with any real significance trying to tap into the same market.(14) We will maintain the value of welfare benefits in real terms plus economic growth - no more.(15) If war is when leaders discover themselves, it is also when parties discover who, in fact, their real leaders are.(16) It paints a picture of real disasters on a global scale, in a set order and with attendant statistics.
(1) My day here has been a complete waste of time, as it is most days in fact - a real waste of petrol.(2) Making their job a real chore is the fact that he keeps showing up in Trish's shadow, so smitten is he.(3) In fact, the real shift that is taking place is very different from this.(4) The real glory was the fact that most of the postings were not from members.(5) Inflation also eats into the real value of the income from market returns received by farmers.(6) It seems that the state and central governments have been hiding the real facts.(7) the real leader of the party(8) So their reactions were similar to what would be found at the scene of a real disaster.(9) I want to be able to go over to Brick Lane in the East End to eat a real , genuine London bagel.(10) When is something going to be done about this very real and sad situation?(11) Besides, the real value for money lies in the fact that paying a few pence more benefits so many.(12) If you don't want to tell an adult, you can tell a friend - but my real advice is to just chill.(13) There were only two or three companies with any real significance trying to tap into the same market.(14) We will maintain the value of welfare benefits in real terms plus economic growth - no more.(15) If war is when leaders discover themselves, it is also when parties discover who, in fact, their real leaders are.(16) It paints a picture of real disasters on a global scale, in a set order and with attendant statistics.
