Real deal Meaning in English
expression
ˈɹiɫ/ /ˈdiɫ
REEL-DEEL
ɹiːl/ /dˈiːl
REEL-DEEL
Definición
Used to describe something or someone that is genuine, authentic, or of very high quality—exactly as promised, not fake. It can also refer to someone or something that is impressive or admirable.
Uso & Matices
Informal and often enthusiastic. Common with people ('She's the real deal') or things ('This phone is the real deal'). Never used for objects literally, but as praise. Not usually used with negative statements.
Spanish: auténtico - verdadero - lo que vale la penaPortuguese (BR): algo de verdade - coisa boa - legítimoPortuguese (PT): algo verdadeiro - coisa boa - legítimoChinese (Simplified): 真正的东西 - 真正的人Chinese (Traditional): 真正的東西 - 真正的人Hindi: सच्ची बात - असली चीज़Arabic: الأصلي - الشيء الحقيقي - الجدBengali: আসল ব্যাপার - সত্যিকারের জিনিসRussian: настоящая находка - настоящая вещьJapanese: 本物 - 本当の実力者Vietnamese: hàng thật - đúng chấtKorean: 진짜 - 진짜 실력자Turkish: gerçek olan - tam anlamıyla iyiUrdu: اصلی چیز - حقیقتاً معیاریIndonesian: asli - benar-benar hebat
Oraciones de Ejemplo
This pizza is the real deal.
basic
Maria is the real deal when it comes to baking.
basic
Is this watch the real deal or a copy?
basic
You should try this salad—it's the real deal!
natural
That new coach is the real deal—the team’s already winning every game.
natural
I thought he was just another actor, but he's the real deal.
natural