real-life
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈreal-life adjective [only before noun] actually happening in life, not invented in a book 真实的；实际发生的；现实生活中的 a real-life drama 真实生活剧 real-life problems 现实问题
Examples from the Corpus
real-life• Mark Little is Joe Mangle's alterego, the real-life actor who was doing comedy for nearly a decade before Neighbours.• Maxwell also has found fulfillment drawing the real-life dramas of the courtroom.• The family dynamics of the characters are subtly enhanced by the real-life relationship of the actors.• Even if the case is founded on a real-life situation, we only know what happened when the organization tried one solution.• The performances of each of the 700 real players are based on real-life skills and attributes.• But the movie character and the real-life teacher do share a mutual dream of earning their livings as composers of music.• Now David Adams is a real-life victim.ˈreal-life adjectiveChineseSyllable
in invented in book Corpus a actually happening not life,
real-life
ˈreal-life
adjective [only before noun]
actually happening in life, not invented in a book:
a real-life drama
real-life problems
ˈreal-life
adjective [only before noun]actually happening in life, not invented in a book: