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British pronunciation/ɹˈiəl/
American pronunciation/ˈɹiɫ/

Définition et Signification de "real"

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réel

having actual existence and not imaginary
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actual

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The impact of climate change is a real threat to ecosystems around the world.
Her costume was so detailed, it looked like a real historical outfit.
The emotions expressed in the film felt incredibly real to the audience.
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réel, authentique

coinciding with reality
real definition and meaning
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having the full value or significance as described

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genuine

04

having significant seriousness or gravity

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réel, authentique

not imaginary, but rather capable of being perceived by the senses
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The threat of climate change is real, with observable effects on weather patterns worldwide.
The tears in her eyes were real as she said goodbye to her beloved pet.
The pain he felt was real, not just a figment of his imagination.
06

having genuine quality or authenticity

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The necklace is made of real gold.
The flowers in the vase are real, not plastic.
She prefers real wood furniture over synthetic materials.
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having value adjusted for changes in price or purchasing power, reflecting the true economic worth

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réel, authentique

genuinely real and verifiable
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The scientist presented real evidence from the experiments, which supported the new theory.
Her contribution to the team had a real impact, significantly advancing the development of the new product.
The success of the pilot program was supported by real results, not just hypothetical projections.
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immobilier, réel

(of property) fixed or immovable
10

réel

a genus of Limacidae
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vraiment, très

used to emphasize something to a high degree or extent
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The team worked real hard to meet the project deadline.
He 's real excited about the upcoming vacation.
She 's real talented in playing the piano.
Real
01

a former coin, historically used in Spain and its colonies, and often divided into smaller units

02

a number that can be expressed on the number line, including both rational and irrational numbers

03

a unit of currency used in some countries, such as Brazil

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The impact of climate change is a real threat to ecosystems around the world.
Her costume was so detailed, it looked like a real historical outfit.
The emotions expressed in the film felt incredibly real to the audience.
The pain he felt after the accident was very real and not imagined.
The virtual reality simulation made it feel like we were exploring a real jungle.
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