Usage patterns 実じつ 例れい を 挙あ げる to give a concrete example
The teacher explained the grammar by giving concrete examples.
実じつ 例れい を 示しめ す to show/present a concrete example
The report presents several concrete examples.
〈 事こと 〉 の 実じつ 例れい a real example of〈something〉
This company was introduced as a real example of success.
実じつ 例れい に 基もと づく to be based on real examples/precedents
This theory was constructed based on real examples.
Related words· 8 例 is a general, neutral word for 'example', while 実例 stresses that the example is a real, concrete occurrence rather than a hypothetical one.
具体例 means a specific, concrete illustration of a point, whereas 実例 further implies the example actually happened in reality.
事例 refers to a documented case or instance (often in reports or studies), while 実例 is broader and can be any real-life example used to prove a point.
前例 specifically means a prior precedent that sets a standard for future cases, while 実例 is simply any real example, past or present.
Show 4 more Show fewer 実例 refers to a real-life case or instance, whereas 用例 is a constructed or cited example used to explain linguistic usage.
実例 refers to a real, concrete case that actually happened, whereas 一例 can be any single example, real or hypothetical.
実例 stresses a real, concrete case actually observed, whereas 例え can be a hypothetical or invented example used for explanation.
実例 means a concrete real-life example used to illustrate a point, while サンプル usually refers to a physical or data sample.
Etymology Compound of 実 (じつ , 'real, actual') and 例 (れい , 'example').
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