realm
realm — noun
1. a particular broad field of knowledge, activity, or life that a person or group
a particular broad field of knowledge, activity, or life that a person or group thinks about, deals with, or concerns themselves with
Gabriela's main realm of interest is early childhood education.
realm of + noun phrase for field of interest
The discovery opened up a whole new realm of scientific possibilities.
Issues of fairness belong in the realm of moral philosophy, not business strategy.
Advances in computing have transformed the realm of personal finance.
Within the realm of classical music, few composers inspire as much praise as Otis.
文法句型
the realm of + noun phrase
用法筆記
Frequently paired with 'of' to name the specific field (realm of politics, realm of science). The figurative sense appears in idiomatic expressions such as 'within/beyond the realm of possibility.'
常見錯誤
2. a nation whose supreme ruler is a monarch — a king, queen, or similar royal figu
a nation whose supreme ruler is a monarch — a king, queen, or similar royal figure
The queen's eldest son inherited the realm after her death.
inherited the realm
Trade agreements between the two realms strengthened the regional economy.
Nila spent her childhood hearing stories of dragons that once roamed the realm.
The borders of the realm stretched from the northern mountains to the southern sea.
Laws passed by the king applied to every corner of the realm.
文法句型
the realm
a realm
用法筆記
Typically used in formal or literary contexts. Common in historical writing, fantasy literature, and constitutional references to monarchies. In everyday news about modern kingdoms, 'kingdom' is preferred over 'realm.'