unreal in Chinese
unreal in Chinese is 不切实际 — unreal means not real; existing only in imagination or seeming to lack the solidity of reality.
unreal in Chinese
不切实际
Pronounced: bù qiè shí jì
Not real or substantial; having no actual presence in reality; lacking the characteristics of reality.
What does "unreal" mean?
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adj Not real; existing only in imagination or seeming to lack the solidity of reality.
"The whole event felt unreal, like a dream."
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adj (informal) Extremely impressive or hard to believe.
"That comeback in the final minute was unreal."
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unreal in a sentence
- The whole event felt unreal, like a dream.
- Special effects gave the film an unreal, dreamlike quality.
- That comeback in the final minute was unreal.
- The view from the summit was absolutely unreal.
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What is "unreal" in Chinese?
"unreal" in Chinese is 不切实际. unreal means: Not real; existing only in imagination or seeming to lack the solidity of reality.
How do you pronounce 不切实际?
"unreal" in Chinese is 不切实际, pronounced "bù qiè shí jì".
How do you use "unreal" in a sentence?
Example: "The whole event felt unreal, like a dream." In Chinese, "unreal" is 不切实际.
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