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Meaning of realize in English

realizeverb (UK usually realise) uk

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/ˈrɪə.laɪz/ us

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/ˈriː.ə.laɪz/

realize verb

(BECOME AWARE)

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B1 [ I or T ] to understand a situation, sometimes suddenly: They didn't realize the danger they were in. [ + (that) ] "Do you realize (that) this is the third time you've forgotten?" she said angrily. [ + question word ] I realize how difficult it's going to be, but we must try. As he watched the TV show, he suddenly realized (that) he'd seen it before. "You're standing on my foot." "Sorry, I didn't realize."

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to know factsknowI know you've been hiding something from me.be familiar withI'm very familiar with various accountancy software packages.informedit's important to keep the public informed about the steps they're taking.be apprised ofThe suspect will be apprised of their rights.realizeI realized that it was too late to stop them from finding out. have heard ofMost Americans have never heard of the California Air Resources Board.

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More examplesFewer examplesI didn't realize we had to write each answer on a new sheet of paper.If we carry this argument to its logical conclusion, we realize that further investment is not a good idea.As she drew closer I realized that I knew her.He looked somewhat shamefaced when he realized his mistake.Her voice tapered off as she realized everyone was listening.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Understanding and comprehending

appreciation for something

apprehend

apprehensible

apprehension

astutely

bear

dot

handle

keenness

keep someone up

know a hawk from a handsaw idiom

know the score idiom

know/see where someone is coming from idiom

speak

to get a handle on something idiom

to have a handle on something idiom

tumble to something

tune in

uncomprehending

understanding

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realize verb

(ACHIEVE)

C1 [ T ] to achieve something you were hoping for: Lots of money, a luxury house, a fast car - Danny had realized all his ambitions by the age of 25. Synonyms

accomplish

achieve

attain formal

fulfil

reach

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to achieve somethingachieveAfter years of rejection, she finally achieved success on the big screen.fulfilI fulfilled my dreams of becoming a marine biologist.realizeUK There was nothing to prevent her from realising her ambitions.come trueI worked so hard to be a doctor, and now my dream has come true.accomplishThese goals will be extremely hard to accomplish.attainAfter years of struggle, the nation attained independence.

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someone's worst fears are realized [ T ]

used for saying that something that someone was worrying about really happened: Ten years later her worst fears were realized.

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Causing things to happen

activate

activation

actuation

agent

attribute

attribute something to someone

hyperstimulation

implement

implementation

inaugurate

launch pad

pioneer

Pygmalion effect

reactivate

realization

reattribute

reawaken

render

spark

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realize verb

(MONEY)

finance & economics

specialized to be sold for a particular amount of money: The paintings are expected to realize $500,000 each.

realize assets finance & economics

specialized

to sell property in order to get some money: He had to realize all his assets to pay off his debts.

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Selling

auction

Black Friday

bundle

bundle something with something

bundling

concession

hock

MLM

network marketing

outsell

oversell

panic selling

ply

sales drive

sales pitch

salesmanship

sell out

sell something off

sellout

sting

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(Definition of realize from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus © Cambridge University Press)

realize | American Dictionary

realizeverb [ T ] us

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/ˈri·əˌlɑɪz/

realize verb [T]

(BECOME AWARE)

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to become aware of or understand a situation: He realized the store would be closing in a few minutes. [ + (that) clause ] Suddenly I realized (that) I was lost.

realize verb [T]

(ACHIEVE)

to achieve things you hope for or plan for: They finally realized their goal of buying a summer home.

(Definition of realize from the Cambridge Academic Content Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

realize | Business English

realizeverb [ T ] (also UK realise) uk

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realize a gain/profit/loss

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FINANCE to make or lose money when you sell something: They're trading on an extremely short-term basis and will sell once they can realize a profit. Following liquidation of the portfolio, the County realized a loss of approximately $600 million of its investment in the County Pools.

FINANCE to make money or a profit from doing something: In the past 12 months, the firm has realized a double-digit increase in sales and return on capital.

realize assets

FINANCE to sell assets for cash: They have three years to realise their assets and pay back as much of the debt as possible.

to achieve something you planned to do or hoped for: To realize their full financial potential, firms need to retain the talent and know-how that made them successful in the first place.

(Definition of realize from the Cambridge Business English Dictionary © Cambridge University Press)

Examples of realize

realize

Dreaming as a subjective experience is realized at the phenomenal level.