real
BrE /ˈriːəl/ AmE /ˈriːəl/
adjective / noun en → es
existing or happening in fact; not imaginary, false, or pretend
real, verdadero
- be real
Collocations real problem · real life
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It's a real pleasure to meet you.
Es un placer real conocerlos.
relating to property that is owned and not rented or borrowed; permanent, not temporary
propio, verdadero
- be real estate
Collocations real property · real estate agent
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He owns a lot of real estate.
Él posee mucho bien inmueble.
relating to money that is used as legal tender and not just a promise of payment; actual, not imaginary or pretend
real (moneda)
- be real money
Collocations real currency · real value
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The company has no real assets.
La empresa no tiene activos reales.
not artificial or fake; genuine, authentic
auténtico, genuino
- be real
Collocations real diamond · real leather
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Is this a real diamond?
¿Es un diamante auténtico?
showing or expressing true feelings; sincere, heartfelt
sincero, verdadero
- be real
Collocations real smile · real tears
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She gave him a real hug.
Ella le dio un abrazo sincero.
relating to the physical world, not spiritual or supernatural; material, tangible
físico, material
- be real
Collocations real world · real needs
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We need to focus on the real issues.
Necesitamos centrarnos en los problemas reales.
relating to a style of art that tries to show things as they really are; not abstract or stylized
realista (arte)
- be realist
Collocations realist painting · realist sculpture
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The artist is known for his realist paintings.
El artista es conocido por sus pinturas realistas.
relating to a game or sport that involves physical contact and is not played in an indoor arena; outdoor, field-based
deportivo (fuera)
- be real
Collocations real football · real rugby
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They play real rugby in the park.
Juegan al rugby real en el parque.