realistic in Japanese
realistic in Japanese is 現実的 — realistic means showing a sensible and practical understanding of what is actually possible.
realistic in Japanese
現実的
Pronounced: genjitsuteki
Expressed or represented as being accurate, practicable, or not idealistic.
What does "realistic" mean?
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adj Showing a sensible and practical understanding of what is actually possible.
"Be realistic: you cannot learn a whole language in a single week."
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adj Looking or seeming very much like real life.
"The artist painted such a realistic portrait that it looked like a photograph."
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realistic in a sentence
- Be realistic: you cannot learn a whole language in a single week.
- A realistic budget should include some money for unexpected repairs.
- The artist painted such a realistic portrait that it looked like a photograph.
- Players love the game because its racing cars look and sound so realistic.
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What is "realistic" in Japanese?
"realistic" in Japanese is 現実的. realistic means: Showing a sensible and practical understanding of what is actually possible.
How do you pronounce 現実的?
"realistic" in Japanese is 現実的, pronounced "genjitsuteki".
How do you use "realistic" in a sentence?
Example: "Be realistic: you cannot learn a whole language in a single week." In Japanese, "realistic" is 現実的.
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