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81Real Presence — /ril ˈprɛzəns/ (say reel prezuhns) noun the doctrine of the Roman Catholic, Orthodox, and some other Christian churches that in the liturgy, under the semblance of bread and wine, the actual body and blood of the Saviour are present on the altar …
82real property — /ril ˈprɒpəti/ (say reel propuhtee) noun Law tangible and immovable property such as land and houses, buildings or any such structures on the land, and any rights attached to the ownership of the land, such as mineral rights (but excluding… …
83real tennis — /ril ˈtɛnɪs/ (say reel tenis) noun → royal tennis. {real1 + tennis, to distinguish it from lawn tennis which was introduced in the 1870s; then real reinterpreted as Middle English real royal, from Old French} …
84real wages — /ril ˈweɪdʒəz / (say reel wayjuhz) plural noun wages paid for work done, expressed in terms of purchasing power (opposed to money wages) …
85real-life — /ˈril laɪf/ (say reel luyf) adjective that actually occurs or has occurred; not fictional …
86real-time — /ˈril taɪm / (say reel tuym) adjective 1. of or relating to an analytical or computing device which processes information and outputs results at the same rate at which the original information is presented. 2. of or relating to computer… …
87relaxation — /rilækˈseɪʃən/ (say reelak sayshuhn) noun 1. abatement or relief of bodily or mental effort or application. 2. something affording such relief; a diversion or entertainment. 3. a loosening or slackening. 4. diminution or remission of strictness… …
88mokríla — ríl s mn. (ȋ) anat. organi, ki izločajo in odvajajo seč: bolezni mokril …
89rillet — ril|let adj., rillede …
90rillette — ril|lette sb., n, r, rne (en madret) …
