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英语：real和true的区别是什么？
non-existent
[nʌn ig'zistənt]。
adj. 不存在的
短语
non-existent code 非法代码。
non-existent marriage 不存在的婚姻。
non-existent theorems 不存在定理。
virtually non-existent 实际上不存在。
non-existent arc 不存在弧。
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同近义词
1、inexistent
英 [ɪnɪg'zɪst(ə)nt; ɪneg-]。
adj. 不存在的
短语
The device name is inexistent 设备名不存在。
The port group is inexistent 设备端口组不存在。
2、beingless
['bi:iŋlis]
adj. 不存在的；无实在性的。
短语
Tuend up beingless Tires 无内胎轮胎。
Tuwind up beingless Tires 无内胎轮胎。
tuwind up beingless tire 无内胎胎。
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non-public information是什么意思
real
[5ri:El]
adj.
真的, 真实的, 不动产的
real
re.al 1
AHD:[r¶“…l, r¶l] 。
D.J.[6ri8*l, ri8l] 。
K.K.[6ri*l, ril] 。
adj.（形容词）
Being or occurring in fact or actuality; having verifiable existence: 。
真实的：以实际或真实状态存在或发生的；已证实存在的：
real objects; a real illness. 。
真的物件；真的疾病
True and actual; not imaginary, alleged, or ideal: 。
实际存在的：真的及实际的；非想象、推测的或理想化的：
real people, not ghosts; a real problem; a film based on real life. 。
真实的人，不是鬼魂；一个真实的问题；一部以真实生活为基础的影片 。
Of or founded on practical matters and concerns: 。
现实的：属于或建立于实在物质和其关系之上的：
a recent graduate experiencing the real world for the first time. 。
一个刚毕业首次体验现实世界的毕业生 。
Genuine and authentic; not artificial or spurious: 。
天然的，真的：真实的，货真价实的；非人工或假造的：
real mink; real humility. 。
天然貂皮；真正的博爱
Being no less than what is stated; worthy of the name: 。
名副其实：不比描述的差的；名副其实的：
a real friend. 。
一个真正的朋友
Free of pretense, falsehood, or affectation: 。
真正的：没有假装、欺骗性或造作的：
tourists wishing for a real experience while on the guided tour. 。
旅游者期望在导游中能得到真正的体验 。
Not to be taken lightly; serious: 。
真正的，严重的：不能掉以轻心的；重大的：
We're in real trouble. 。
我们正处于严重的困难中
Philosophy Existing objectively in the world regardless of subjectivity or conventions of thought or language. 。
【哲学】 实在的，存在的：不以主观或思维及语言习俗为转移而客观存在于世界上的 。
Relating to, being, or having value reckoned by actual purchasing power: 。
实质的：关于、作为或具有按实际购买力评估的价值的：
real income; real growth. 。
实际收入；实际增长
Physics Of, relating to, or being an image formed by light rays that converge in space. 。
【物理学】 实像的：属于或与空间会聚光线形成的影像有关的 。
Mathematics Of, relating to, or being a real number. 。
【数学】 实数的：实数的、是实数的或与实数有关的 。
Law Of or relating to stationary or fixed property, such as buildings or land. 。
【法律】 不动产的：属于或与诸如房屋或土地这样的固定不动财产权有关的 。
adv.Informal （副词）【非正式用语】
Very:
非常地：
I'm real sorry about that. 。
对此我很抱歉
n.（名词）
A thing or whole having actual existence. Often used with the : 。
真实：实际存在的事物或整体。常与the 连用：
theories beyond the realm of the real. 。
Thoeris beyond the realm of real 。
Mathematics A real number. 。
【数学】 实数
for real【俚语】
Truly so in fact or actuality: 。
真正地，确实地：事实或现实确实如此地：
“Is this place for real? A wolf in a . . . leisure suit and a cow in a print dress wait patiently on the couch in the lobby”(Teresa Carson) 。
“这样的地方确实存在吗?一只穿着便装的狼和一头穿着印花服的奶牛耐心地坐在客厅的沙发上等待着”(特雷萨·卡森) 。
Middle English 。
中古英语
from Old French 。
源自 古法语
from Late Latin re³s 。
源自 后期拉丁语 re³s
from Latin r¶s [thing] * see r¶- 。
源自 拉丁语 r¶s [事物] *参见 r¶- 。
real“ness
n.（名词）
real， actual， true， existent 。
These adjectives are compared as they mean not imaginary but having verifiable existence. 。
当这些形容词意为非想象的而是能证实存在的时，常把它们进行比较。
Real implies that something is genuine or authentic or that what it seems or purports to be tallies with fact: 。
Real 暗指某事物是真实的或货真价实的，或指看上去或宣称与事实吻合的东西：
Don't lose the bracelet; it's made of real gold. 。
别把手镯丢了；那是真金做的。
My mother showed real sympathy for my predicament. 。
妈妈对我所处的困难表示出真正的同情。
“The general, in a well-feigned or real ecstasy, embraced him” (William Hickling Prescott). 。
“那位将军，要么就是装得天衣无缝，要么确实是欣喜若狂地拥抱了他” （威廉姆·希克林·普雷斯科特）。
Actual means existing and not merely potential or possible: 。
Actual 不仅仅意为具有潜在性或可能性，而且是的确存在的：
“rocks, trees . . . the actual world” (Henry David Thoreau); 。
“岩石，树木…这真实的 世界” （亨利·戴维·索罗）。
“what the actual things were which produced the emotion that you experienced” (Ernest Hemingway). 。
“那些能产生你所经历过的感情的真实事物是什么” （欧内斯特· 海明威）。
True implies that something is consistent with fact, reality, or the actual state of things: 。
True 暗指与事实、现实或事物的真实状态相一致：
“It is undesirable to believe a proposition when there is no ground whatever for supposing it true” (Bertrand Russell). 。
“如果一个陈述没有任何理由说明它是真实的话，让人很难心甘情愿地相信它” （伯特兰德·罗素）。
Existent applies to what has life or being: 。
Existent 指那些有生命或存在的东西：
Much of the beluga caviar existent in the world is found in the Soviet Union and Iran. See also Synonyms at authentic 。
世界上大部分的大白鳇鱼子酱产于苏联和伊朗 参见同义词 authentic 。
real
re.al 2
AHD:[r³-äl“]
D.J.[rei6$8l]
K.K.[re6$l]
n.（名词）
【复数】 re.als或 re.al.es [-ä“lµs] 。
A silver coin formerly used in Spain and Latin America. 。
雷阿尔：西班牙和拉丁美洲旧时曾使用过的一种银币 。
Spanish [royal, real] 。
西班牙语 [皇家的，真正的] 。
from Latin r¶³lis} [royal] 。
源自 拉丁语 r¶³lis} [皇家的] 。
from r¶x r¶g- [king] * see reg- 。
源自 r¶x r¶g- [国王] *参见 reg- 。
real
re.al 3
AHD:[r³-äl“]
D.J.[rei6$8l]
K.K.[re6$l]
n.（名词）
【复数】 reals或 reis [r³s] 。
Either of two monetary units formerly used in Portugal and Brazil. 。
雷阿尔：葡萄牙和巴西旧时曾用的两种货币单位中的任何一种 。
Portuguese [royal, real] 。
葡萄牙语 [皇家的；真正的] 。
from Latin r¶³lis} [royal] * see real 2 。
源自 拉丁语 r¶³lis} [皇家的] *参见 real2 。
real
[ri:l]
adj.
真实的； 真正的
That is a real dog, not a toy. 。
那是一只真狗，不是玩具狗。
That old woman's a real dragon! (喻) 。
那老妇人确实是个凶恶的家伙! 。
That child is a real imp. (喻) 。
那孩子真是个小淘气。
The potato is a real monster. 。
这土豆可真大。
War is a real probability in the world today. 。
"在今天的世界上,战争是确实可能发生的事。" 。
实数的
Integers, rational numbers, and irrational numbers are all real. 。
整数、有理数和无理数都是实数。
real
来自拉丁语res东西
real,actual,ture,genuine这组形容词的一般含义是“真的”或“真实的”。除genuine外，其它3个词一般都可以互换使用，但是它们有细微的差异。
real（名词为 reality）可以表示相对于“假的”的“真的”，即某物外表与其实质之间的一致性。此外，real 所表示的“真实的”正好与“现象的”相对。 something real（实在的东西）是可以摸得到的，但something phenomenal （现象的东西）是摸不到的，而只能感知。因此，real 所表示的“真实的”实际上指的是“客观存在”，同根名词 reality 为“现实”的意思 。
This was worse than "a terrible secret";this was a real skeleton! 。
这比“骇人听闻的秘密”还要糟；这是一具真骷髅！
To be really happy and really safe, one ought to have at least two or three hobbies, and they must all be real. 。
一个人要享有真正的幸福和真正的稳妥，他至少应有二、三种爱好，而这些爱好都必须是实际的。
actual 在一般英汉词典里都有“真实的”这一释义，如果用词确切，这个词总包含着动作的进行。当然这与其词根act 无不关系，如：the actual affairs there （那里的真实情况）。此处的 affairs 作“事情”解，内涵是process 。
We sometimes refer to electricity, gas or petrol as if they were the actual sources of power,…
有时我们谈起电、煤气或汽油，似乎这三者是实际能源，……
Surely because progress of a particular kind is actually taking place around us. 。
无疑是因为我们周围确实正在发生着某种特殊种类的进步，……
true（名词为truth）有两层基本的含义：“真的”，此意义指符合一定标准的、符合一定模式的。如：a ture revolutionary （真正的革命者）；鲸鱼不是“真正的鱼”(not a ture fish)，而是哺乳动物。另一层的含义是“真实的”，此意义主要是指符合真实情况。如：a ture story（真实故事）；He's your father, It's true.（他是你父亲。这是真的）上句话说的是从童年便与父亲分离的人，看着生身父亲站在面前不敢相信，另一位知情者告诉他那是真的 。
True eccentrics never deliberately set out to draw attention to themselves. 。
真正古怪的人从不故意引人瞩目。
This is not always true-as with the manufacture of pig iron and steel from low-grade iron ores-but it did lead to the concentration of industrial developments on the coal fields. 。
并非一概如此—例如从低级铁矿石中生产生铁和钢材的情况一但是这导致了工业发展集中在煤田上。
genuine 只是前3个词的近似词，它所表示的“真的”指的是非伪造、非冒牌。如：his genuine signature（他的真实的签字）；有时指没有搀杂而属纯粹的东西。如：a genuine breed（纯种）
It certainly looked genuine. 。
这只笔看上去确实象真货。
His genuine passions are for literture and the philosophy of science and he would gladly spend all his time in studying them. 。
他的真正的热忱在于文学和科学的哲理，他会欣然把自己的全部时间都花在研究这些学问上。
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non-public information。
非公开信息
双语对照
词典结果：
non-public information。
非公开消息;
以上结果来自金山词霸
例句:
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Although most countries have officially banned trading on non-public information for adecade or more, enforcement has been spotty or non-existent. 。
尽管大多数国家至少从十年前就已正式禁止利用非公开信息进行交易，但他们不是在执行上漏洞百出，就是根本不存在执行。
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Getty Images It’s shortly after 10 a.m., and The Body—all 237 pounds of him—is in his cubicle, sifting through e-mails. I’m wedged next to his liver, sifting through the metabolic remains of his morning drink: Vitaminwater. It calls itself a “nutrient enhanced” beverage, a nutritious cocktail. Ha! It’s mostly sugar in a bottle, and I love it. It sneaks past the digestive system and lands in the liver, which converts it to fat and sends it straight to me. What a bonanza!。
It’s a great time for me and my brethren fat cells. After millennia of toeing the line and giving up our stores whenever the muscles and nerves called on us, we’re now taking over. You don’t have to take my word for it. You can see it on the streets every day. More than 35 percent of adult Americans are obese. Not just overweight—obese. Cardiovascular disease? Type 2 diabetes? Cancer? Not my problem. I’m livin’ large.By 11 a.m.,The Body’s starving. That muffin he had for breakfast provided plenty of calories, but they don’t satisfy him the way they used to. See, it’s my job to send a hormone signal—called leptin—to the brain so it makes The Body feel full. It used to work like a charm. But these days, I pump leptin like it’s a Middle Eastern oil well, and it just floats around in the bloodstream, aimless. With all that excess insulin swirling around to help The Body sop up his extra sugar intake, the brain doesn’t receive my usual leptin signal and issue the “you’re stuffed, stop eating” message. So he’s more apt to feel hungry soon after he finishes eating.Life is sweet—saccharine, really. But it wasn’t always. I remember 40 years ago (The Body was barely a teenager) when I was born along with many of my fatty friends (puberty, the school nurse called it, which is when most adult fat cells should finish forming). I’d wait all day for some spare fatty acids I could store. Back then, most of the nutrition got used up. We fat cells would swell slightly, then shrink again. Those were lean times.But I’m not going anywhere. I mean that literally. Fat cells never disappear. We’re virtually indestructible. The Body can deprive me of the greasy good stuff, and I’ll wither—but when he hits the drive-through again, I’ll rebound faster than he can say “Supersize me!” In a normal body, fat cells are mostly done forming after puberty. But if you’re obese, your fat cells plump up so much that new ones can be created. And lately, my neighborhood’s been getting a little crowded. Every time a fellow fat cell fills up and hits its maximum storage capacity, a new fat cell pops up next door. I’ve heard that a normal body has around 40 billion fat cells, but The Body rolls deep—in here, there are 80 billion just like me!I’m pretty lucky. Back when The Body went off to college, he developed a soda habit. At almost every lunch, he’d knock one back. It was a special treat, and I’d snag a few fat droplets from the liver each time and store them up. He liked the caffeine, too, the pep it gave him in the afternoon. Soon enough, after The Body graduated and found a job, he needed another can of soda just to push through the midafternoon slump. That was the start of my glory years.。
Nephron via Wikimedia Commons Hear that? The Body’s opening a can of soda as he digs in to his low-fat microwave lasagna. He’s trying to cut back, shed a few pounds—and hey, if you’re trying to lose weight, it makes sense to eat less fat. But have you ever tried lasagna without butter or oil? Tastes like cardboard. So there’s extra salt and sugar to compensate, and it’s still easy for me to convert some of that sugar to fat and squirrel it away. He has no idea!The poor sap. Back in college, when The Body skied or cycled almost every weekend, his weight was under control. His diet had a lot less sugar, and his brain listened to my leptin warnings, quashing his hunger whenever I managed to plump up. I’d get a little ahead after a big weekend of beer and wings, inflate a tad. Then the next day he’d eat a bagel and apple for breakfast and jump on his bike. His muscles burned up all the handy glucose, and I’d be forced to break down some of my precious self into fatty acids and glycerol. I’d give glycerol to the liver, which would convert it into glucose to burn, and the fatty acids would go straight to the muscles for energy. I’d deflate and hunker down, waiting for his next binge.Now he polishes off the lasagna tray in six bites and swivels back to his computer, clicking and clacking through the afternoon. When he heaves himself from his chair to head home at 5 p.m., it’s the hardest his heart has had to work all day. I’m not worried, though—there’s plenty of fuel in his muscles to provide energy, so I never have to offer up any of myself to help. I’m lying low, laughing, confident I’ll never be called on to liquidate my stash.I get to relax during the hour-long commute home. What will I have for dinner tonight? Fried chicken? Burgers? But when The Body sags into his chair at the dinner table, he sees grilled chicken and salad. Lettuce, tomatoes, peppers… and what the heck is that, toasted pine nuts?! Oil-and-vinegar dressing, not even creamy ranch. Unfortunately, the salad’s fiber slows his digestion of the sugary dinner roll he snags from the basket. What gives? he asks. We’re eating healthy, says his wife. No more junk for dinner.This could be bad for me, but I know The Body, and true to form, he cracks a beer. Sweet relief! I can score fat out of a beer as well as a can of soda. The ethanol it contains is a derivative of sugar, so some of the boozy goodness goes through the liver and converts to fat. After dinner, he takes the dog out for a walk. Thankfully, a casual stroll won’t exert enough energy to dip into my storage. Even better, when he gets home, he plops down to watch the game. Conditioned to snack at night, he grabs a Rice Krispies square, a tiny sugar boost for me. He slides into bed around midnight, hoping for his usual six hours of sleep. While The Body snoozes, I get to relax too. He doesn’t rely on my stores during the middle of the night, so I’m waiting for morning and already pulsating. I know his lack of sleep will make him stressed, hungry, and more likely to crave sugary, high-carb foods. Mmm, maybe doughnuts for breakfast?。
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real与true的区别
你主机的IP地址中，DNS服务器地址应该指向Windows 2008的IP地址，而不是那个202.99.60.10。换一下地址试试看。