英语词汇“realize”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

realize

/ˈrɪəlʌɪz

(also realise)

verb [with object]

1Become fully aware of (something) as a fact; understand clearly: he realized his mistake at once [with clause]: they realized that something was wrong...

Until I went through the episode reviews, I didn't fully understand or realize the deep flaws in the writing.
In fact, not until my maturity did I fully realise the meaning of commitment and responsibility.
Without our realizing it, these facts have profoundly changed.

Synonyms

register, perceive, discern, be/become aware of (the fact that), be/become conscious of (the fact that), notice;

understand, grasp, take in, comprehend, see, recognize, work out, fathom (out), appreciate, ascertain, apprehend, be/become cognizant of, know, conceive;

discover, find;

see the light

informal latch on to, cotton on to, catch on to, tumble to, get, figure out, get a fix on, wrap one's mind around, get the message, get the picture, have an aha moment

British informal twig, suss

North American informal savvy

rare cognize

2Cause to happen: his worst fears have been realized...

We are closer to realizing Dr. King's dream, but still have much farther to go.
I look forward to the day when such dreams might be realized.
A Mitchell woman's dream will be realized on July 6 when the first soup kitchen opens in Steinbach.

2.1Achieve (something desired or anticipated); fulfil: it is only now that she is beginning to realize her potential...

But he is confident that Everton have the potential to help him realise that ambition.
For Holmes, that great double has now been realised - an achievement that is multiplied many times by that rare league of athletes within whose ranks she now stands.
His desire to realize Henry VIII's plan to subdue French influence in Scotland and achieve the union of the Crowns became an obsession.

Synonyms

fulfil, achieve, accomplish, make real, make a reality, make happen, make concrete, bring to fruition, bring about, bring off, consummate, perform, carry out, carry through, execute, actualize, effect

rare effectuate, reify

3Give actual or physical form to: the stage designs have been beautifully realized...

The film also beautifully realizes the unusual, emotionally charged, and heartbreaking romance between Winchell and Addams.
I always found it hard to imagine Wilde in prison, but Eagleton realises him beautifully, full of humility and humiliation.
Based on a rich and insightful script, this film is beautifully realised with a directorial approach that places the emphasis firmly on performances.

3.1Use (a linguistic feature) in a particular spoken or written form: the item can be realized with a fully low front vowel

3.2 Music Add to or complete (a piece of music left sparsely notated by the composer): other reconstruction work has involved realizing short score into full score...

That statement is clearly an indication of someone who does not like conductors and one who does not realize the importance of a good conductor in realizing a piece of music.
Composers need outstanding interpreters who understand the music and can realise all its implications in performance.
The solo instrument details realized transformed the music to something else.

4Make (a profit) from a transaction: she realized a profit of $100,000...

If he had done so, a profit would have been realised on all three transactions.
Each new project is financed by the profit realised by selling the last.
Last April, the group sold a property, realising a profit of €1.5 million.

Synonyms

make, obtain, clear, acquire, gain, bring in, reap;

earn, return, produce

be sold for, sell for, fetch, go for, get, make, net

4.1Be sold for: the drawings are expected to realize £500,000...

No allowance is to be made because the acquisition was compulsory; and land is to be valued at the price it might be expected to realise if sold by a willing seller, not an unwilling seller.
According to Mr Meghen, it is too early to say what sums will be realised from the plant sell off, but it's likely to yield millions of euro.
Expected to realise in the region of £3 million, the sale features the entire range of objects that Hirst designed for the restaurant.

4.2Convert (an asset) into cash: he realized all the assets in her trust fund...

To be successful, though, venture capitalists need to realise their investments regularly.
As at 18 December, 2001, the company had realised many of its assets and satisfied most of its debts.
The report states that all assets have been realised pursuant to the confiscation order.

Synonyms

cash in, convert into cash;

liquidate, capitalize

Derivatives

realizer

noun ...

Nothing illustrates more powerfully than these words the terrible gulf in the evaluations of Bharatvarsha's traditional institutions by ‘livers - realizers’ on the one hand and ‘researchers - scholars’ on the other.
He praised the settlers ‘as pioneers, as realisers of a dream, and as those who bore the security and settlement burden for all of us’.
For India's great realizers, the primary evidence in support of their thesis is revealed scripture, such as the Vedanta-sutras.

Origin

Early 17th century: from real¹, on the pattern of French réaliser.

单词	realize
释义	realize /ˈrɪəlʌɪz / (also realise) verb [with object] 1Become fully aware of (something) as a fact; understand clearly: he realized his mistake at once [with clause]: they realized that something was wrong... Until I went through the episode reviews, I didn't fully understand or realize the deep flaws in the writing. In fact, not until my maturity did I fully realise the meaning of commitment and responsibility. Without our realizing it, these facts have profoundly changed. Synonyms register, perceive, discern, be/become aware of (the fact that), be/become conscious of (the fact that), notice; understand, grasp, take in, comprehend, see, recognize, work out, fathom (out), appreciate, ascertain, apprehend, be/become cognizant of, know, conceive; discover, find; see the light informal latch on to, cotton on to, catch on to, tumble to, get, figure out, get a fix on, wrap one's mind around, get the message, get the picture, have an aha moment British informal twig, suss North American informal savvy rare cognize 2Cause to happen: his worst fears have been realized... We are closer to realizing Dr. King's dream, but still have much farther to go. I look forward to the day when such dreams might be realized. A Mitchell woman's dream will be realized on July 6 when the first soup kitchen opens in Steinbach. 2.1Achieve (something desired or anticipated); fulfil: it is only now that she is beginning to realize her potential... But he is confident that Everton have the potential to help him realise that ambition. For Holmes, that great double has now been realised - an achievement that is multiplied many times by that rare league of athletes within whose ranks she now stands. His desire to realize Henry VIII's plan to subdue French influence in Scotland and achieve the union of the Crowns became an obsession. Synonyms fulfil, achieve, accomplish, make real, make a reality, make happen, make concrete, bring to fruition, bring about, bring off, consummate, perform, carry out, carry through, execute, actualize, effect rare effectuate, reify 3Give actual or physical form to: the stage designs have been beautifully realized... The film also beautifully realizes the unusual, emotionally charged, and heartbreaking romance between Winchell and Addams. I always found it hard to imagine Wilde in prison, but Eagleton realises him beautifully, full of humility and humiliation. Based on a rich and insightful script, this film is beautifully realised with a directorial approach that places the emphasis firmly on performances. 3.1Use (a linguistic feature) in a particular spoken or written form: the item can be realized with a fully low front vowel 3.2 Music Add to or complete (a piece of music left sparsely notated by the composer): other reconstruction work has involved realizing short score into full score... That statement is clearly an indication of someone who does not like conductors and one who does not realize the importance of a good conductor in realizing a piece of music. Composers need outstanding interpreters who understand the music and can realise all its implications in performance. The solo instrument details realized transformed the music to something else. 4Make (a profit) from a transaction: she realized a profit of $100,000... If he had done so, a profit would have been realised on all three transactions. Each new project is financed by the profit realised by selling the last. Last April, the group sold a property, realising a profit of €1.5 million. Synonyms make, obtain, clear, acquire, gain, bring in, reap; earn, return, produce be sold for, sell for, fetch, go for, get, make, net 4.1Be sold for: the drawings are expected to realize £500,000... No allowance is to be made because the acquisition was compulsory; and land is to be valued at the price it might be expected to realise if sold by a willing seller, not an unwilling seller. According to Mr Meghen, it is too early to say what sums will be realised from the plant sell off, but it's likely to yield millions of euro. Expected to realise in the region of £3 million, the sale features the entire range of objects that Hirst designed for the restaurant. 4.2Convert (an asset) into cash: he realized all the assets in her trust fund... To be successful, though, venture capitalists need to realise their investments regularly. As at 18 December, 2001, the company had realised many of its assets and satisfied most of its debts. The report states that all assets have been realised pursuant to the confiscation order. Synonyms cash in, convert into cash; liquidate, capitalize Derivatives realizer noun ... Nothing illustrates more powerfully than these words the terrible gulf in the evaluations of Bharatvarsha's traditional institutions by ‘livers - realizers’ on the one hand and ‘researchers - scholars’ on the other. He praised the settlers ‘as pioneers, as realisers of a dream, and as those who bore the security and settlement burden for all of us’. For India's great realizers, the primary evidence in support of their thesis is revealed scripture, such as the Vedanta-sutras. Origin Early 17th century: from real¹, on the pattern of French réaliser.
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