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Перевод: real

[прилагательное]
действительный; реальный; объективно существующий; настоящий; недвижимый; вещественный;
[наречие]
очень; действительно; совсем;
[существительное]
реал ; действительность ; реальность

Тезаурус:

1. Many find themselves in low-paid part-time employment, with few prospects for real security or advancement.
2. A second reason why official statistics give an imperfect picture of the real situation in primary classes is that they average out differences.
3. Consequently, there is real uncertainty about the outcome of the large experiments that are now about to start.
4. The proposal also included an offer to reduce the price of supplies in real terms over the first five years and a pledge that during the contract period prices would remain "within the general movement of prices in the economy".
5. This would cause a real setback.
6. It's the thin covering of snow over sheet ice that's the real killer, and slithering about on that without crampons is like driving at 100 mph on the wrong side of the M8 with your eyes closed.
7. It was not long before we had to try our swords, as the billhooks had become, on something real and so a row of perfectly harmless Brussels Sprouts were decapitated.
8. The insistence that the discussion take place through established party channels and the refusal to contemplate changes to the present communist system meant real reforms are extremely unlikely, he added.
9. "Jimmy" (his real name was William Charles) Wilde was a Palace first-team regular for eight full seasons from 1928-;29 and club captain for six of them.
10. This practice was upheld in the High Court, where Skinner J. accepted that, in the case before him, the police "honestly and reasonably formed the opinion that there was a real risk of a breach of the peace in the sense that it was in close proximity both in place and time".
11. But we shall mistake its real substance if we begin with the cult of saints and relics seen, as they were seen in the Reformation, in terms of channels through which a distant, concealed world of the holy is made present and accessible.
12. Scattered around the London suburbs, or in provincial towns like Sheffield, Brighton and Bradford, these pioneers had only limited access to capital resources, and their companies never grew to any real size.
13. Ginger beer, cider, real ale and plonk.