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something come to life
idiom
(of something imaginary) having become real; having started to exist in the real world:
In the story, the children become stuck in a board game come to life.
It's like a James Bond movie come to life.
These animals look like a child's drawing come to life.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
True, real, false, and unreal
actual
actuality
actually
all that glitters is not goldidiom
alternate reality
false flag
falsely
fantastical
fever dream
fictional
not so muchidiom
nothing could be further from the truthidiom
nothing could have been further from my mind/thoughtsidiom
parallel universe
post-factual
unreal
untrue
untruly
unverifiable
urban myth
come to life
phrase
to start to be alive or to grow, or start to function:
Just install batteries, and watch the robot come to life.
Things are starting to come to life in the garden again.
Today, the town shows signs of coming back to life after the difficult years of war.
to become more exciting or start to seem more real: 使更加实在；使更有生机
The game really came to life in the second half.比赛下半场有了生机。
The characters really come to life in this thrilling performance.
Her writing makes those wartime escapades come to life.
When you watch these old movies, history comes to life.
See also
life(ENERGY)
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