実じつ像ぞう

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Meanings

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real image

Physics term: an image formed by actual convergence of light rays, as opposed to a virtual image (虚像).

〈物もの〉の実じつ像ぞうを結むすぶfor a real image of an object to form (in optics)
凸とつレンズは物ぶっ体たいの実じつ像ぞうを結むすぶことがある。
A convex lens can form a real image of an object.
〈事こと〉の実じつ像ぞうを探さぐるto investigate the true state of something
記き者しゃは事じ件けんの実じつ像ぞうを探さぐろうとした。
The reporter tried to uncover the true state of the incident.
実じつ像ぞうができるa real image is produced
スクリーン上じょうに実じつ像ぞうができた。
A real image was produced on the screen.
〈事こと〉の実じつ像ぞうが明あきらかになるthe true picture of something becomes clear
調ちょう査さによって業ぎょう界かいの実じつ像ぞうが明あきらかになった。
The survey revealed the true picture of the industry.

実じっ態たいN1sense 2
実態 describes the factual, actual condition of something, often revealed through investigation, while 実像 emphasizes the true picture hidden behind an idealized or public image.
正しょう体たいN1sense 2
正体 refers to the true identity or nature of someone or something, often something concealed, whereas 実像 is broader and describes the overall true state of a person or situation.
真しん相そうN1sense 2
真相 means the hidden truth behind a specific event or mystery, while 実像 more generally describes the actual character or condition of a person, group, or thing.

虚きょ像ぞう
実像 is the real image formed by actually converging light rays (or the true, unembellished state of something), while 虚像 is the virtual image or false façade that is its direct opposite.

実じつ物ぶつN2
実物 is the actual physical object itself, while 実像 is the true image or true picture (often abstract), so despite sharing the kanji 実 they refer to different things.
実じっ相そう
実像 literally means a 'real image' (as opposed to 虚像) or someone's true public image, while 実相 refers to the true state of affairs or ultimate reality, not a specific image.

Compound of 実 (real) and 像 (image). The general sense is a straightforward extension of the physics term.