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real

[rɪəl] n

liczba rzeczywista (An approximate numeric data type with seven-digit precision. It can hold positive values from approximately 1.18E - 38 through 3.40E + 38, negative values from approximately -1.18E - 38 through -3.40E + 38, or zero)

real [rɪəl] adj.

gen.

realny; rzeczywisty; prawdziwy; formalny prawdziwy; istny; obiektywny

English thesaurus

REAL abbr.

abbr., earth.sc.

resource allocation

REAL abbr.

abbr.

Relevant Experience And Learning; Reliability, Inc.; Revenues Expenses Assets Liabilities; Rape Emergency Assistance League; Reach, Enrich, Act, And Learn; Reaching Educating And Learning; Reading Enjoyment And Appreciation Of Literature; Real Education And Life; Recreation Enrichment And Learning; Recreation Experiences And Leisure; Reflective Experiential Active Learning; Reinvent Education And Advance Learning; reprocessing building analytical laboratory; Respect Esteem Achievement And Leadership; Respect, Equality, Attitude, And Love; Rural Energy Advice Link

abbr., ed.

Rapid Experiential Applied Learning; Reality Education About Life; Relevance Efficiency Attitude And Learnability; Respect Education Achievement And Leadership; Rural Education And Literacy

abbr., el.

relocatable assembler language

abbr., law

Real Estate Agents And Lawyers

abbr., med.

Revised European-American Lymphoma (classification)

abbr., oncol., med.

Revised European American Lymphoma

Nasdaq, abbr.

Reliability, Inc.

tech., abbr.

reprocessing building analytical laboratory

real abbr.

abbr., austral., slang

fair dinkum

Real

: 46 phrases in 11 subjects

Accounting	1
American usage, not spelling	2
Banking	1
Construction	1
Economics	10
Finances	7
Forestry	1
General	12
Microsoft	8
Politics	1
Procedural law	2


real
gen.	realny; rzeczywisty; prawdziwy; formalny; istny; obiektywny


modulated signal
el.	sygnał modulowany; fala modulowana; oscylacja modulowana