r. used to imply that one would expect the fact to be the opposite of that stated; surprisingly
r. at the present moment
r. as a sentence modifier to add slight emphasis
常见例句
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One who deals with or considers actually existing facts and conditions, rather than fancies or theories
2
the state of actually existing objectively
3
When a commercials audio is much louder than the program that you actually want to watch's audio. > Man, I was watching NCIS, and then I had to turn down my TV when the commercials came on because of damn adverblasting.
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Passengers waiting to board a plane who stalk around near and clog up the boarding gate before a flight, regardless of where their seat is or when boarding actually is. > The flight attendant became so irritated with the airport vultures that the flight was abruptly cancelled.
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They use her classic books as their bible.\r \r Actually no
