practical
507
2.6
- adjective
- /ˈpræktɪkəl/
:
práctico
- He prefers to focus on practical solutions rather than theoretical discussions.
- practical application
- practical advice
- practical skills
It's just not, it's not practical, you know, it's just not.
- It's just not, it's not practical, you know, it's just not.
- And there's no, there's no practical gain in the process.
- And I'm curious about just the practical nature of that LSD trip.
- So what now is the practical bottom line of all of this?
- And there are three practical ways that you can do this.
- It's, it's great, it's practical, and it was my little treat.
- So, you know, Epicureanism is a practical and wisdom tradition.
- So it that truth gets translated in practical ways next year in those ways.
- It's like they're trying to make the car less practical and succeeding.
- Meanwhile, it's ridiculously practical for you right now.
- And can bring some of those insights into practical daily endeavors.
- All right then, what about the practical aspects of this showdown?
Examples
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Full length mirrors are such a practical item that people use so much.
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Instead, encouraging patients to take small practical steps themselves is the best way forward.
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So what now is the practical bottom line of all of this?
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And there are three practical ways that you can do this.
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But if you want a fun, practical car, they exist.
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So what are the practical steps to inner peace?
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In practical terms, East Tower is not an issue.
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More importantly, students will need chances to explore the practical applications of their newly learned words.
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This is the most practical thing I've ever worn.
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Third, many eligible employees cannot make practical use of FMLA leave because it is unpaid.
Academic text (2011)
Synonyms
64
6.3
Being practical and realistic when solving problems
Dealing with problems in a sensible, practical way to get results
Antonyms
Idioms
Compounds
- Specialized
1
3.6
A trained health worker who gives basic care to sick people under a senior health worker
1
4.2
Actions by people in government that focus on solving real problems, not ideas
- Specialized
1
3.5
A trained health worker allowed by the state to give basic medical care under a doctor or senior medical worker
How Practical
64
6.3
92
3.9
507
2.6
947
1.0
383
4.2
133
6.3
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Practical comes from the same root as practice, based on a word meaning 'to do', so the word keeps the idea of action and use; that's why practical describes things or advice that are useful and work in real life.