real Thành ngữ, tục ngữ
a real go-getter
a (very) ambitious, hard-working person.
Get real!
Be realistic! / Don't be naive.
get real
try to see what is really happening, get serious He wants five million dollars to play hockey? Tell him to get real.
real McCoy
the genuine thing That new camera is the real McCoy and will let you do everything that you want.
realize your potential
be the best you can, come into your own If you work for a good company, you can realize your potential.
really deaf
not willing to listen, not wanting to hear about When you talk about smoking, he's really deaf.
the real McCoy
the real thing, the genuine one This painting is the real McCoy. It's the original!
virtual reality
"a ""real"" experience created on a computer" Virtual reality allowed me to experience space travel.
f'real
for real, really
fo reala
really, serious
fo reals
really
It's been real
it's been fun, nice
on da fo real
serious, really
really doe
(interj) wrong spelling of "Really though", used to emphasize a point
treal
[true+real] for real
for real
real(ly); serious(ly)真的(地) ;严肃的(地)
The dress rehearsal was over now.This performance was for real.已经彩排过了。这一次是正式演出。
Let's do our work for real.让我们认真地工作吧。
in reality
actually;in fact实际上;其实
She looks about thirty,but in reality she's nearly forty.她看上去大约30岁,但实际上她快40岁了。
This may seem a bad thing, but in reality it is a good thing.这看起来是坏事,其实是好事。
Only real friends will tell you when your face is
Only a real friend will tell you the truth.
Real deal
If something is the real deal, it is genuine and good.
Real plum
A real plum is a good opportunity.
Real trouper
A real trouper is someone who will fight for what they believe in and doesn't give up easily. (People often use 'Real trooper' as the two words sound the same.)
for real|for|real
for real1 adj. phr.,
informal Not practice or play; earnest, real, serious.
The war games were over now. This battle was for real.for real2 adv. phr.,
substandard Not for practice; really; seriously.
Let's do our work for real.
it's been ---, it's been real|real
informal Shortened form for "it has been real nice (being with you)"

used colloquially between very close friends.
real
real In addition to the idiom beginning with
real, also see
for real;
get real.
real McCoy, the
real McCoy, the Also,
the McCoy. The genuine thing, as in
That painting's not a reproduction—it's the real McCoy. This idiom has a disputed origin, but the most likely source is its use to distinguish welterweight champion “Kid McCoy,” the name used by Norman Selby (1873-1940), from other boxers using his name to capitalize on his popularity. [c. 1900]
reality
reality in reality in fact; actually
reality check
reality check An assessment to determine if one's circumstances or expectations conform to reality, as in
Time for a reality check—wasn't this supposed to be a money-making enterprise? [Slang; second half of 1900s]