Tra từ reality - Từ điển Việt Anh Việt 4in1 - English Vietnamese 4 in 1 Dictionary

re‧al‧i‧ty S2 W2 /riˈæləti, riˈælɪti/ BrE AmE noun (plural realities)
[Word Family: noun: ↑realism, ↑realist, ↑reality, ↑unreality, ↑realization; adverb: ↑real, ↑really, ↑realistically ≠ ↑unrealistically; adjective: ↑real, ↑unreal, ↑realistic ≠ ↑unrealistic; verb: ↑realize]
1. [uncountable and countable] what actually happens or is true, not what is imagined or thought:
the distinction between fantasy and reality
TV is used as an escape from reality.
I think the government has lost touch with reality (=no longer understands what is real or true).
political realities
harsh/grim/stark reality
Millions of people live with the harsh realities of unemployment.
the reality is that
The reality is that young people will not go into teaching until salaries are higher.
The paperless office may one day become a reality.
2. in reality used to say that something is different from what people think:
In reality, violent crimes are still extremely rare.
3. [uncountable] the fact that something exists or is happening:
She had never accepted the reality of her pregnancy.
⇨ ↑virtual reality
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COLLOCATIONS
adjectives
▪ the harsh/grim/stark reality (=conditions that are really very bad) We want to protect our children from the harsh reality of our violent world.
▪ political/social/economic realities He's ignoring political realities.
verbs
▪ face reality (=accept it) It's painful, but you have to face reality.
▪ confront a reality (=consider or deal with it) They had to confront some unpleasant realities about themselves.
▪ ignore a reality They are ignoring the reality of Arab politics.
▪ wake up to reality (=realize what is happening or real) Well, they need to wake up to reality.
▪ lose touch with reality (=no longer know about ordinary things or what is possible) If all you have is the show-business world, you kind of lose touch with reality.
▪ escape from reality The programmes help viewers escape from reality.
▪ bring somebody back to reality (=make them realize what is happening around them or true) She was brought back to reality by the pain in her ankle.
▪ become a reality (=really happen, after being hoped for, feared, etc by someone) Last June, her longed-for baby finally became a reality.
▪ reflect reality (=match or show what is really happening or true) Do these novels accurately reflect contemporary reality?
▪ bear no relation to reality (=not match what is really happening or true) His vision of European politics bears no relation to reality.
▪ be divorced from reality (=not connected in any way to what is really happening) His ideas are completely divorced from reality.
phrases
▪ a dose of reality (=an experience of what things are really like) I got my first dose of reality when I reported to work at my new job.
▪ somebody's grasp of reality (=their understanding of reality) They portrayed her as a sick woman with only a tenuous grasp of reality.

realityhu

◎	[ri:'æliti]
※	danh từ
	■	sự thực; thực tế; thực tại; cái có thật
		☆	to bring somebody back to reality
			đưa ai trở về thực tại
		☆	to escape from the reality of everyday existence
			thoát khỏi thực tế của cuộc sống hàng ngày
		☆	to face (up to) reality
			đương đầu với thực tại
		☆	in reality
			thật ra; kỳ thực; trên thực tế
		☆	the house looks very old, but in reality it's quite new
			ngôi nhà trông rất cổ, song thực ra nó hoàn toàn mới
		☆	the harsh realities of unemployment
			những thực tế khắc nghiệt của cảnh thất nghiệp
		☆	to grasp the realities of the situation
			nắm được thực tế tình hình
		☆	the plan will soon become a reality
			chẳng bao lâu kế hoạch sẽ thành hiện thực
	■	tính xác thực; tính chất đúng (như) nguyên bản
		☆	reproduced with startling reality
			được sao chép lại với một sự chính xác kỳ lạ
		☆	the lifelike reality of his paintings
			tính chất thực như cuộc sống trong những bức tranh của ông ta