Definition of reality check in English:

reality check

noun

informal

usually in singular An occasion on which one is reminded of the state of things in the real world.
〈非正式，主北美〉（旨在击破谎言的）现状核实
the bloated financial industry needs a reality check
Example sentencesExamples
- A reality check will show that journalists are under attack everywhere.
- It ought to be about ordinary people giving the metropolitan political elite an annual reality check.
- It was a bit of a reality check for the U.S. credit market, with yields rising across the board.
- And at the war's end, when the prisoners came home, there were some amazing reunions but for most it was a bleak reality check.
- Both women said they felt strangely invigorated by the reality check of measuring their steps.
- What was supposed to be a great night of drinking and dancing actually brought an insulting reality check.
- This wreck was the best bad thing that ever happened to me, because it was a reality check.
- I think it's going to be a reality check to talk to young people across the way.
- It was a humbling experience, and a reality check in my own life and relationships.
- Let's hope that those responsible for the proper use of State funds experience a swift reality check in the interim.
- We both were controllable and felt we added a comforting reality check to each other until help arrived.
- Talking with folks throughout the organization helps provide a reality check, she says.
- It's also a wake-up call, a reality check from which you emerge with a reassuring sense of integrity.
- Go ahead and let them present their views, but make sure there's a reality check.
- It's anything but the simple life for her, because now she's getting a reality check of her own.
- Even a nonbinding vote would act as a reality check for supervisory boards.
- Wimbledon's demise is a stark reality check of where soccer is going in a free market.
- He will also miss the constant reality check of observing military life first hand.
- But for him, and the other aspirants, the day was a reality check.
- But let's take a quick reality check and see what increased tuition really means.

Definition of reality check in US English:

reality check

noun

informal

usually in singular An occasion on which one is reminded of the state of things in the real world.
〈非正式，主北美〉（旨在击破谎言的）现状核实
the bloated financial industry needs a reality check
Example sentencesExamples
- Talking with folks throughout the organization helps provide a reality check, she says.
- He will also miss the constant reality check of observing military life first hand.
- It was a humbling experience, and a reality check in my own life and relationships.
- Even a nonbinding vote would act as a reality check for supervisory boards.
- We both were controllable and felt we added a comforting reality check to each other until help arrived.
- Both women said they felt strangely invigorated by the reality check of measuring their steps.
- It was a bit of a reality check for the U.S. credit market, with yields rising across the board.
- And at the war's end, when the prisoners came home, there were some amazing reunions but for most it was a bleak reality check.
- Go ahead and let them present their views, but make sure there's a reality check.
- It ought to be about ordinary people giving the metropolitan political elite an annual reality check.
- I think it's going to be a reality check to talk to young people across the way.
- But for him, and the other aspirants, the day was a reality check.
- It's anything but the simple life for her, because now she's getting a reality check of her own.
- This wreck was the best bad thing that ever happened to me, because it was a reality check.
- Let's hope that those responsible for the proper use of State funds experience a swift reality check in the interim.
- But let's take a quick reality check and see what increased tuition really means.
- Wimbledon's demise is a stark reality check of where soccer is going in a free market.
- A reality check will show that journalists are under attack everywhere.
- It's also a wake-up call, a reality check from which you emerge with a reassuring sense of integrity.
- What was supposed to be a great night of drinking and dancing actually brought an insulting reality check.

单词	reality check
释义	Definition of reality check in English: reality check noun informal usually in singular An occasion on which one is reminded of the state of things in the real world. 〈非正式，主北美〉（旨在击破谎言的）现状核实 the bloated financial industry needs a reality check Example sentencesExamples A reality check will show that journalists are under attack everywhere. It ought to be about ordinary people giving the metropolitan political elite an annual reality check. It was a bit of a reality check for the U.S. credit market, with yields rising across the board. And at the war's end, when the prisoners came home, there were some amazing reunions but for most it was a bleak reality check. Both women said they felt strangely invigorated by the reality check of measuring their steps. What was supposed to be a great night of drinking and dancing actually brought an insulting reality check. This wreck was the best bad thing that ever happened to me, because it was a reality check. I think it's going to be a reality check to talk to young people across the way. It was a humbling experience, and a reality check in my own life and relationships. Let's hope that those responsible for the proper use of State funds experience a swift reality check in the interim. We both were controllable and felt we added a comforting reality check to each other until help arrived. Talking with folks throughout the organization helps provide a reality check, she says. It's also a wake-up call, a reality check from which you emerge with a reassuring sense of integrity. Go ahead and let them present their views, but make sure there's a reality check. It's anything but the simple life for her, because now she's getting a reality check of her own. Even a nonbinding vote would act as a reality check for supervisory boards. Wimbledon's demise is a stark reality check of where soccer is going in a free market. He will also miss the constant reality check of observing military life first hand. But for him, and the other aspirants, the day was a reality check. But let's take a quick reality check and see what increased tuition really means. Definition of reality check in US English: reality check noun informal usually in singular An occasion on which one is reminded of the state of things in the real world. 〈非正式，主北美〉（旨在击破谎言的）现状核实 the bloated financial industry needs a reality check Example sentencesExamples Talking with folks throughout the organization helps provide a reality check, she says. He will also miss the constant reality check of observing military life first hand. It was a humbling experience, and a reality check in my own life and relationships. Even a nonbinding vote would act as a reality check for supervisory boards. We both were controllable and felt we added a comforting reality check to each other until help arrived. Both women said they felt strangely invigorated by the reality check of measuring their steps. It was a bit of a reality check for the U.S. credit market, with yields rising across the board. And at the war's end, when the prisoners came home, there were some amazing reunions but for most it was a bleak reality check. Go ahead and let them present their views, but make sure there's a reality check. It ought to be about ordinary people giving the metropolitan political elite an annual reality check. I think it's going to be a reality check to talk to young people across the way. But for him, and the other aspirants, the day was a reality check. It's anything but the simple life for her, because now she's getting a reality check of her own. This wreck was the best bad thing that ever happened to me, because it was a reality check. Let's hope that those responsible for the proper use of State funds experience a swift reality check in the interim. But let's take a quick reality check and see what increased tuition really means. Wimbledon's demise is a stark reality check of where soccer is going in a free market. A reality check will show that journalists are under attack everywhere. It's also a wake-up call, a reality check from which you emerge with a reassuring sense of integrity. What was supposed to be a great night of drinking and dancing actually brought an insulting reality check.
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