True English translation How to say true in English

The words true, actual, positive, and real all mean "real" and "real".

1. Real can be used for tangible people or things, as well as intangible things; true and actual are usually only used for intangible things.

2. Real can be used as an attributive or a predicative; actual can only be used as an attributive.

3. Actual, real, and true can be used interchangeably when expressing "actually existing", "real" and "consistent". But actual emphasizes actual existence and reality, rather than theoretical, rumored, and assumed, especially knowledge, property, value, state or behavior, and experience. Real emphasizes the real, rather than fake or forged, and mainly refers to facts, examples, and physical objects. For example:

Is your ring real gold? Is your ring real gold? True emphasizes the real, rather than lies and hypocrisy, and often refers to love, stories, history, etc. For example:

True love should last for ever. True love should last for ever. Positive emphasizes what is certain, rather than what has not yet been proven, and often refers to truth, evidence, etc.

Extended information:

True can be used as an attributive or a predicative in a sentence. When used as an attributive, it can be followed by an abstract noun or a concrete noun; when used as a predicative, it can be followed by a prepositional phrase, an infinitive or a that clause. True is often followed by the preposition to, which means "faithful to..."; followed by of, which means "in line with..., practical for...".

And real can be used to strengthen the tone in a sentence, as "complete, extraordinary", and can modify nouns. Real is an absolute adjective and has no comparative or superlative forms.