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What does the idiom real mean?

It seems you're asking about the meaning of the word "real" itself, not an idiom.

"Real" is an adjective meaning genuine, authentic, or actual. It signifies that something is not a copy, imitation, or illusion.

Here are some examples:

* "That's a real diamond, not a fake." This means the diamond is authentic, not a copy.

* "She had a real problem with her boss." This means her problem was genuine and serious, not imagined.

* "We're in real trouble now." This means the trouble is significant and not a minor issue.

Let me know if you had a specific context in mind, and I can clarify further.

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