to realize
Pronunciation
/ˈriəˌlaɪz/
realise

Definition & Meaning of "realize"in English

to realize
01

to have a sudden or complete understanding of a fact or situation

Transitive: to realize sth | to realize that
to realize definition and meaning
Grammatical Information
Action verb
Regular
Present tense
realize
3rd person singular
realizes
Past simple
realized
Past participle
realized
Examples
He realized his mistake at once after reviewing the report.
02

to make a desired outcome come true

Transitive: to realize a goal or aspiration
Examples
She worked hard to realize her dream of becoming a published author.
03

to make something tangible or actual from an idea or concept

Transitive: to realize an idea or concept
Examples
The artist realized her concept into a stunning sculpture.
04

to earn financial gain from a sale or transaction

Transitive: to realize a profit or revenue
Examples
The company realized substantial gains from its recent merger.
4.1

to turn an asset into cash through financial dealings

Transitive: to realize an asset
Examples
The company decided to realize some of its holdings to improve liquidity.
4.2

to achieve a sale price of a specified sum

Transitive: to realize a sum of money
Examples
The antique vase realized a high price due to its rarity.
05

to employ a specific linguistic element in speech or writing

Transitive: to realize a linguistic element
Examples
She realized the verb tense consistently throughout her essay.
06

to enhance or complete a partially written musical composition

Transitive: to realize a musical piece
Examples
The unfinished symphony was realized by a contemporary composer.
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