realism

名词实在论; （文艺的）现实主义; 现实主义的态度和行为; <哲>唯实论

1. 现实主义；现实态度；务实精神
    When people show realism in their behaviour, they recognize and accept the true nature of a situation and try to deal with it in a practical way.

    e.g. It was time now to show more political realism...
           现在是拿出更多政治务实精神的时候了。
    e.g. The early ambitions of youthful enthusiasm soon become tempered with realism.
           之前年少时对理想抱负怀有的一腔热情很快便被现实浇灭。

2. （绘画、小说或电影的）现实主义
    If things and people are presented with realism in paintings, stories, or films, they are presented in a way that is like real life.

    e.g. Greene's stories had an edge of realism that made it easy to forget they were fiction...
           格林的小说带有现实主义色彩，很容易让人忘记它们是虚构的。
    e.g. Sincere performances and gritty Boston settings add to the film's realism.
           真诚的表演和对波士顿这一背景城市的真实刻画增添了电影的现实主义色彩。

1. realism什么意思

1. An alternative paradigm would have to combine realism with a positive global vision.

2. realism

2. " We need to combine idealism with realism to balance growth and the environment, " he said.

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3. Art critics have categorized his work as from the'realism school', but Nan says he does not define it as realism or modernism.

4. To add a touch of realism, the bottom of the pool is studded with waterproof photos of fluorescent fish.

5. A modern gardening mode with the combination of naturalism and realism has been applied in the overall layout of the Garden.

6. Marshall is quick to point out that while he did extensive research into geisha culture, realism was not his chief concern.

7. The Swedish Academy described Mo's works as having combined " hallucinatory realism " with Chinese folk tales, history and contemporary life.

8. He won the prestigious prize for his work merging folk tales, history and the contemporary with hallucinatory realism.

9. Some even mocked that the city's tourism development plans are even of more " hallucinatory realism " than Mo's works.

10. Perhaps we should learn a little from Mo's dedication, sophistication and " hallucinatory realism " in these times of challenges and opportunities.

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