real-world — relating to or occurring in actual life, as opposed to theory, simulation, or virtual environments
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: relating to or occurring in actual life, as opposed to theory, simulation, or virtual environments
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈriːəl wɜːrld/
Example Sentences
- After years of studying theory, she was excited to gain real-world experience in her internship.
- His video game skills didn't translate well to real-world driving.
- The physics simulation looked perfect, but real-world testing revealed several flaws.
real-world
ADJECTIVE[/ˈriːəl wɜːrld/]
relating to or occurring in actual life, as opposed to theory, simulation, or virtual environments
relating to or occurring in actual life, as opposed to theory, simulation, or virtual environments
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“After years of studying theory, she was excited to gain real-world experience in her internship.”
“His video game skills didn't translate well to real-world driving.”
“The physics simulation looked perfect, but real-world testing revealed several flaws.”
“Mom said I need to get real-world friends, not just online gaming buddies.”
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