real

• Descreve aquilo que existe de verdade, que é autêntico, genuíno ou não artificial.

Describes something that actually exists, is genuine, or is not artificial.

1. Actually existingA1formal

   Existing in fact and not imaginary or fake.

   Real

   • Is this real gold or just a replica?
   • The story is based on real events.
   • She couldn't believe it was real.

   Sinônimosactualauthenticfactualgenuinetrueveritable

   Antônimosfakefictionalillusoryimaginaryunreal

2. Genuine or authenticA2formal

   Not artificial or imitation; true to its nature.

   Verdadeiro

   • He showed real talent for painting.
   • This is a real leather jacket.
   • She has a real passion for music.

   Sinônimosactualauthenticbona fidegenuinelegitimateoriginalpukkatruevalidveritable

   Antônimosartificialboguscounterfeitfakefalseimitationphonyshamsyntheticunreal

3. Significant or seriousB1informal

   Used to emphasize the importance or seriousness of something.

   Real (ênfase em importância)

   • We have a real problem with the budget.
   • That was a real challenge for the team.
   • He made a real effort to improve his grades.

   Sinônimosconsiderableproperserioussignificantsubstantialveritable

• Advérbio usado informalmente, principalmente no inglês americano, para indicar "muito" ou "extremamente". É usado para intensificar adjetivos ou outros advérbios, como em "real good" ou "real fast". Na escrita formal, prefere-se "really".

An adverb used informally, primarily in American English, to mean "very" or "extremely." It is used to intensify adjectives or other adverbs, as in 'real good' or 'real fast.' In formal writing, 'really' is preferred.

1. Very or extremelyA2informalamerican

   Used as an intensifier to mean 'very' or 'extremely', common in informal American English.

   Muito

   • That movie was real good.
   • She is real smart for her age.
   • I'm real sorry about what happened.

   Sinônimosawfullyexceedinglyexceptionallyextremelymightyreallysuperterriblyvery

• Substantivo que designa algo autêntico, verdadeiro ou que existe de fato na realidade, e não apenas na imaginação ou como imitação.

A noun referring to something that is genuine, actual, or existing in fact, not imaginary or artificial.

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1. Currency unitB1formal

   The basic monetary unit of Brazil, equal to 100 centavos.

   Real

   • The price of the book is 50 reais.
   • He exchanged his dollars for reais at the bank.
   • The real has fluctuated against the dollar this year.