practically

• Advérbio com dois sentidos principais: 1) de maneira prática ou realista, referindo-se a ações ou abordagens razoáveis e eficazes; 2) quase ou praticamente, usado informalmente para indicar que algo está muito próximo da verdade ou da conclusão.

An adverb with two primary meanings: 1) "in a practical or realistic way," referring to actions or approaches that are sensible and effective; 2) "almost" or "nearly," used informally to indicate that something is very close to being true or complete.

1. Almost or nearlyB1informal

   Used to indicate that something is very close to being true or complete, but not entirely.

   Quase

   • The project is practically finished.
   • It's practically impossible to get a ticket now.
   • She practically lives at the library.

   Sinônimosalmostapproximatelybasicallyclose toessentiallyjust aboutmore or lessnearlyvirtually

2. In a practical mannerB2formal

   In a way that is realistic, sensible, and focused on actual use or results.

   Praticamente

   • We need to think practically about the budget.
   • He approached the problem practically.
   • She practically solved the issue by focusing on the key steps.

   Sinônimoslogicallypragmaticallyrationallyrealisticallyreasonablysensibly

   Antônimostheoreticallyunrealistically

3. For all practical purposesC1formal

   Used to describe a situation that is effectively true, even if not technically or completely so.

   Praticamente

   • The old law is practically obsolete.
   • He is practically the manager, though his title is different.
   • The two plans are practically identical.

   Sinônimosalmosteffectivelyessentiallyfor all practical purposesin effectin practiceto all intents and purposesvirtually