unreal

• تُستخدم في الإنجليزية الأمريكية لوصف شيء مذهل أو مبهر للغاية، وغالباً ما يكون غير قابل للتصديق أو يبدو خارقاً للعادة.

Used in American English to describe something as extremely impressive or amazing, often beyond belief.

1. Not real or imaginaryB2formal

   Lacking reality or substance; not corresponding to actual facts or criteria.

   غير حقيقي

   • The events in the dream felt completely unreal.
   • His claims about the incident were entirely unreal.
   • The special effects made the scene look unreal.

   المرادفاتchimericalfalsefictionalfictitiousillusoryimaginarymade-upnonexistentphantomunrealistic

   الأضدادactualgenuinerealsubstantialtrue

2. B2formal

   Seeming fanciful or imaginary; not actually existing in reality.

   خيالي أو وهمي

   • The landscape was so beautiful it seemed unreal.
   • She described an unreal world of magic and wonder.
   • The coincidence was so strange it felt unreal.

   المرادفاتchimericaldreamlikefancifulfantasticillusoryimaginarymythicalvisionary

   الأضدادactualgenuinerealtrue

3. Artificial or contrivedB2formal

   Created by art or human effort rather than occurring naturally.

   مُصْطَنَع

   • The flowers in the arrangement looked unreal, as if made of silk.
   • The texture of the material felt unreal and synthetic.
   • The painting depicted an unreal, idealized version of nature.

   المرادفاتartificialcontrivedfabricatedfakeman-mademanufacturedsyntheticunnatural

   الأضدادauthenticgenuinenaturalreal

4. Lacking material formC1formal

   Having no physical or material substance; abstract or intangible.

   غير مادي

   • The concept of time is unreal in a purely physical sense.
   • Emotions are unreal in that they cannot be touched or measured.
   • The philosopher argued that the material world is unreal.

   المرادفاتabstractbodilessetherealformlessimmaterialincorporealinsubstantialintangiblenonphysicalspiritual

   الأضدادconcretematerialrealsubstantialtangible