英语词汇“realistic”的释义、区别辨析及用法例句-英语同义词词典

realisticrealistic /rɪəˈlɪstɪk/ adjective 1 sensible and understanding what is possible or not possible► realistic

sensible and understanding what is possible or not possible:

She is realistic about her chances of winning the race.

We need to be realistic. How much can we really get done in just two weeks?

➔ You can also use realistic about something that it is possible to achieve: He has a realistic chance of being elected.

► practical

using methods that are likely to help you deal with common situations and problems:

Tom's very practical and I'm sure he can think of a solution to our problems.

➔ You can also use practical about things that are likely to work well in a particular situation: This car is a good practical choice for people with young children.

► pragmatic

willing to change your ideas or what you are doing so that you can find methods that work in a situation:

We need to be pragmatic about reducing crime and not just think about putting people in prison.

► rational AWL

able to think in a calm and sensible way without letting emotions affect your decision or opinion:

When you are scared of losing your job, it is difficult to make a rational decision about what to do next.

ADVERBS: realisticYou can make the adjectives realistic, pragmatic, and rational into adverbs by using an -ly ending: Realistically, we are not likely to finish in just two weeks. | You must approach the problem rationally, and not let your feelings influence your decision. The adverb practically is not used in this meaning.2 seeming real► realistic

if something is realistic, it seems real:

The picture is very realistic and you can almost imagine that the woman is sitting in front of you.

The movie gives a realistic picture of what life was like for the soldiers.

► lifelike

a lifelike model or image looks a lot like a real person or thing:

The dinosaurs in the museum are very lifelike and they can be scary for kids.

► true to life

a book, story, or movie that is true to life is similar to what really happens in people's lives:

His stories are very true to life and are based on real events.

单词	realistic
例句	realisticrealistic /rɪəˈlɪstɪk/ adjective 1 sensible and understanding what is possible or not possible► realistic sensible and understanding what is possible or not possible: She is realistic about her chances of winning the race. We need to be realistic. How much can we really get done in just two weeks? ➔ You can also use realistic about something that it is possible to achieve: He has a realistic chance of being elected. ► practical using methods that are likely to help you deal with common situations and problems: Tom's very practical and I'm sure he can think of a solution to our problems. ➔ You can also use practical about things that are likely to work well in a particular situation: This car is a good practical choice for people with young children. ► pragmatic willing to change your ideas or what you are doing so that you can find methods that work in a situation: We need to be pragmatic about reducing crime and not just think about putting people in prison. ► rational AWL able to think in a calm and sensible way without letting emotions affect your decision or opinion: When you are scared of losing your job, it is difficult to make a rational decision about what to do next. ADVERBS: realisticYou can make the adjectives realistic, pragmatic, and rational into adverbs by using an -ly ending: Realistically, we are not likely to finish in just two weeks. \| You must approach the problem rationally, and not let your feelings influence your decision. The adverb practically is not used in this meaning.2 seeming real► realistic if something is realistic, it seems real: The picture is very realistic and you can almost imagine that the woman is sitting in front of you. The movie gives a realistic picture of what life was like for the soldiers. ► lifelike a lifelike model or image looks a lot like a real person or thing: The dinosaurs in the museum are very lifelike and they can be scary for kids. ► true to life a book, story, or movie that is true to life is similar to what really happens in people's lives: His stories are very true to life and are based on real events.
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