Navigate meaning: true, real
Actual:
Analysis: Actual only made a attributive, emphasizing something is true, actually exists, rather than theoretical, rumored, assuming.
Example: The Actual Cause of this Quake is stock unknown.
Translation: The real reason for this earthquake is still unclear.
Example: The Play Is Based Upon an Actual Event.
Translation: The script is written according to the true story.
True:
Analysis: TRUE means information, etc., rather than fake, rather than rising or false; also refers to friendship, love, etc. Is a true meaning or a veritable, which usually makes a quite.
Example: SHE GAVE A TRUE Account of what had happened.
Translation: She tells the event that happened.
Example: True Friendship Is Worth
More
Than Money.
Translation: The real friendship is more valuable than money.
Genuine:
Analysis: Genuine emphasizes the true price of items, not counterfeiting, also refers to feelings, desires and so on.
Example: Is Your Ring REAL / GENUINE GOLD?
Translation: Is your ring of real gold?
Example: Is The Painting A Genuine Picasso?
Translation: Is this picture of Picasso?
REAL:
Analysis: REAL can be used for both tangible people or intangible things, usually referring to actual existence and very important; means that the item is true rather than counterfeit or artificial, often uses Genuine; In the true sense, “means only the idioms, often use TRUE.
Example: That’s where the real danger lies.
Translation: This is a place in danger.
Example: Is Your Ring REAL / GENUINE GOLD?
Translation: Is your ring of real gold?