英语词组for real是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

Idiom

for real

actually or truly.

When they told me I had an unlimited budget I knew this was not for real.

Usage notes: often said in reaction to what someone else says:

“I don't think I'm going to the party.” “For real?”

as good as it seems.

Any time an unknown player does something amazing, people wonder if he is for real.

for real

1. Serious or legitimate. Is he for real? There's no way we'll get all this work done by Friday.

2. Really. Often used as a question. A: "I just got a raise!" B: "For real? Good for you!" Is she for real going to put ketchup on her pasta?

for real

Inf. genuine; not imaginary. Ken is really strange. Is he for real? This whole day has been weird, it just isn't for real.

for real

Actually so, genuine, as in Are your plans to move away for real? [Slang; mid-1900s]

for real

used to assert that something is genuine or is actually the case. North American informal

1992 Michael Bishop Count Geiger's Blues The man…radiated only bluster and uncertainty. If challenged, he'd run. The other man facing Xavier was for real. He'd fight.

for ˈreal

1 if you do something for real, you do something which is genuine or serious, rather than imagined, practised or talked about, etc: You might think that jumping out of a plane is easy, but when you do it for real, it’s terrifying.He’s joked about emigrating to Canada in the past, but this time I think it’s for real.
2 genuine: Do you think this offer of a free flight is for real?

for real

mod. genuine; not imaginary. Ken is really strange. Is he for real?

for real

Slang

Truly so in fact or actuality: "Is this place for real? A wolf in a ... leisure suit and a cow in a print dress wait patiently on the couch in the lobby" (Teresa Carson).

for real

Actually, in truth. This slangy usage dates from the mid-1900s. It also can be used in the sense of being serious, as in “You got the leading role— for real?”

词组	for real
释义	Idiom for real Theme: GENUINENESS authentic; genuine; really. (Informal or slang.) Is this diamond for real?Are you for real?Are we there for real? Slang for real Theme: REALITY mod. genuine; not imaginary. Ken is really strange. Is he for real?This whole day just isn't for real. Idiom for real 1. actually or truly. When they told me I had an unlimited budget I knew this was not for real. Usage notes: often said in reaction to what someone else says: “I don't think I'm going to the party.” “For real?” 2. as good as it seems. Any time an unknown player does something amazing, people wonder if he is for real. for real Ⅰ ⇨ fe real; for real adjective +adverb genuine; honestly, genuinely; credibly US, 1956 for real 1. Serious or legitimate. Is he for real? There's no way we'll get all this work done by Friday. 2. Really. Often used as a question. A: "I just got a raise!" B: "For real? Good for you!" Is she for real going to put ketchup on her pasta? for real Inf. genuine; not imaginary. Ken is really strange. Is he for real? This whole day has been weird, it just isn't for real. for real Actually so, genuine, as in Are your plans to move away for real? [Slang; mid-1900s] for real used to assert that something is genuine or is actually the case. North American informal 1992 Michael Bishop Count Geiger's Blues The man…radiated only bluster and uncertainty. If challenged, he'd run. The other man facing Xavier was for real. He'd fight. for ˈreal 1 if you do something for real, you do something which is genuine or serious, rather than imagined, practised or talked about, etc: You might think that jumping out of a plane is easy, but when you do it for real, it’s terrifying.He’s joked about emigrating to Canada in the past, but this time I think it’s for real. 2 genuine: Do you think this offer of a free flight is for real? for real mod. genuine; not imaginary. Ken is really strange. Is he for real? for real Slang Truly so in fact or actuality: "Is this place for real? A wolf in a ... leisure suit and a cow in a print dress wait patiently on the couch in the lobby" (Teresa Carson). for real Actually, in truth. This slangy usage dates from the mid-1900s. It also can be used in the sense of being serious, as in “You got the leading role— for real?”
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