shíwù

实物

HSK 7-9Word · NounTraditional實物

actual object; tangible thing; physical entity

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Meanings

3 senses · 9 examples
1.

noun

actual thing used in practice; concrete object

Refers to tangible items or goods used in real-life scenarios, as opposed to conceptual or virtual ones.

Zhè这
gè个
zhǎn展
lǎn览
bù不
yǔn允
xǔ许
pāi拍
zhào照
 ,
zhǐ只
néng能
kàn看
shí实
wù物
 。

No photography is allowed at this exhibition; you can only view the actual objects.

Tā他
men们
yòng用
shí实
wù物
lái来
jiāo交
huàn换
 ,
ér而
bù不
shì是
huò货
bì币
 。

They used physical goods for barter instead of currency.

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Jiǎng奖
pǐn品
shì是
yī一
zhāng张
zhèng证
shū书
hé和
yī一
fèn份
shí实
wù物
lǐ礼
pǐn品
 。

The prize is a certificate and a tangible gift.

2.

noun

real thing; genuine object; authentic item

Refers to something real and authentic, often used in contexts like education or verification.

Zhè这
zhǒng种
jiào教
xué学
fāng方
fǎ法
qiáng强
diào调
shí实
wù物
jiào教
xué学
 。

This teaching method emphasizes instruction using real objects.

Yào要
jiàn鉴
bié别
gǔ古
dǒng董
de的
zhēn真
wěi伪
 ,
zuì最
hǎo好
duì对
zhào照
shí实
wù物
 。

To authenticate an antique, it's best to compare it with the real thing.

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Jǐng警
fāng方
zhǎo找
dào到
le了
zuò作
àn案
de的
shí实
wù物
zhèng证
jù据
 。

The police found physical evidence of the crime.

3.

noun

physical entity; material object (physics/philosophy)

technical

A technical term in physics and philosophy referring to matter composed of particles with mass in a relatively static state, which cannot exist independently of associated fields.

Zài在
wù物
lǐ理
xué学
zhōng中
 ,
shí实
wù物
hé和
chǎng场
shì是
wù物
zhì质
cún存
zài在
de的
liǎng两
zhǒng种
jī基
běn本
xíng形
shì式
 。

In physics, physical entities and fields are two fundamental forms of material existence.

Diàn电
zǐ子
jì既
shì是
shí实
wù物
lì粒
zǐ子
 ,
yě也
yǔ与
diàn电
cí磁
chǎng场
xiāng相
hù互
zuò作
yòng用
 。

The electron is both a physical particle and interacts with the electromagnetic field.

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Zhè这
běn本
zhé哲
xué学
shū书
tàn探
tǎo讨
le了
shí实
wù物
yǔ与
yì意
shí识
de的
guān关
xì系
 。

This philosophy book explores the relationship between physical objects and consciousness.