real

UK
/rɪəl/
US
/riːəl/

Translations

realadjective
realer
Comp.
realest
Super.
UK
/rɪəl/
US
/riːəl/
réelQui existe effectivement; opposé à imaginaire ou supposé.
The threat of a hurricane is very real and should not be ignored.
La menace d'un ouragan est très réelle et ne doit pas être ignorée.
vraiRéel, authentique ou sincère selon le contexte.
He gave a real apology for his behavior.
Il a présenté de vraies excuses pour son comportement.
immobilierEn droit et en économie, pour ce qui concerne les biens-fonds et les immeubles.
The real property market has been fluctuating recently.
Le marché immobilier a fluctué récemment.
réelEn mathématiques, pour les nombres réels.
Every real solution of the quadratic equation lies on the number line.
Toute solution réelle de l'équation quadratique se trouve sur la droite numérique.
Additional translations
authentiqueQuand l'idée de « non artificiel » est centrale.
realadverb
UK
/rɪəl/
US
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Informal American English intensifier meaning “very” or “extremely”.
vraimentFamilier, surtout en anglais américain.
The movie was real funny.
Le film était vraiment drôle.
Additional translations
trèsFamilier, surtout en anglais américain.
realnoun
reals
pl
UK
/ˈrɪəl/
US
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réalMonnaie brésilienne.
The price of the coffee was five reais.
Le café coûtait cinq réaux.
réelEn mathématiques.
The function is defined for all reals greater than zero.
La fonction est définie pour tous les réels supérieurs à zéro.
Additional translations
réalAncienne monnaie espagnole et hispano-américaine.
Synonyms
real (currency)
real number
real value
realsnoun

real

reals
pl
UK
/rɪəlz/
US
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réelsMathématiques
In mathematics, the reals are used to represent continuous quantities.
En mathématiques, les réels servent à représenter des grandeurs continues.
réaisMonnaie brésilienne
The price of the item was listed in Brazilian reals.
Le prix de l’article était indiqué en réais brésiliens.
Additional translations
réauxMonnaie historique d’Espagne et du Portugal

Definitions

realadjective
Actually existing or occurring in fact; not imagined or supposed.
The threat of a hurricane is very real and should not be ignored.
Genuine and not artificial or imitation.
She wore a necklace made of real pearls.
True or actual, as opposed to being false or misleading.
He gave a real apology for his behavior.
Relating to fixed, permanent, or immovable things, such as land or buildings.
The real property market has been fluctuating recently.
Of a number: having a value that can be represented on the continuous number line (as opposed to an imaginary or complex-only value).
Every real solution of the quadratic equation lies on the number line.
realadverb
Very; extremely (chiefly informal, chiefly US).
The movie was real funny.
realnoun
A unit of currency in Brazil.
The price of the coffee was five reais.
A former currency of Spain and Spanish America.
The museum displayed a collection of old Spanish reales.
A real number.
The function is defined for all reals greater than zero.
realsnoun
The set of real numbers, which includes all the rational and irrational numbers.
In mathematics, the reals are used to represent continuous quantities.
A former currency unit of Spain and Portugal, also used in their colonies.
The merchant accepted payment in reals for the goods.
A unit of currency in some countries, such as Brazil.
The price of the item was listed in Brazilian reals.