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Meanings of real life in English
Russian
реальная жизнь Portuguese
vida real Phrase separating "reality" from "fantasy" or "online"
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Usage of real life in English
1
Even in real life, abuse often goes unquestioned by other staff members.
2
In real life, however, most people use their phone with one hand.
3
I suspect in real life, Olsen's rather steered clear of social media.
4
And in real life, people met, nothing happened, and you went home.
5
In the pages of a book, perhaps, but not in real life.
6
Yet talking to her in real life seems completely beside the point.
7
Members of the virtual community have married in real life, Jones said.
8
They are as useful in real life as they are in Bookland.
9
People in books very seldom talk as they do in real life.
10
The research connecting videogames and real life violence is inconclusive and conflicting.
11
In real life, of course, there is no angel come to earth.
12
The judges say it has crossed over into real life this year.
13
What the quarrel in real life suffers from is want of system.
14
It was a moment of real life; he had discovered something stupendous.
15
Everything on the stage is done far better than in real life.
16
Yet the theatre in England remains almost entirely aloof from real life.
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