单词 | realize |
释义 | realizerealize /ˈriəˌlaɪz/ ●●● S1 W1 verb [transitive not usually in progressive] 1UNDERSTAND to know and understand a situation or fact: realize (that) My family realizes that I have to take this job.realize who/what/how etc. I wonder if the kids who stole that stuff realize its value.realize something Teenagers don’t realize the danger of unprotected sex.► see thesaurus at know12KNOW something NEW to start to know something that you had not noticed before: realize (that) We didn’t realize that it would take so long to get here.realize who/what/how etc. I suddenly realized how difficult it was going to be. He’d hurt his arm, but didn’t realize it until later.THESAURUSbecome aware – to gradually realize that something is happening or is true: I became aware that two girls were watching me.understand – to know why or how something happens, or the effect that it has: Now she understood why he had been so angry.it dawns on somebody that – used to say that someone realizes something for the first time: It dawned on me that he had been making fun of me.something sinks in – used to say that someone begins to understand something or realize its full meaning: It took a few minutes for the doctor’s words to sink in.3ACHIEVE formal to achieve something that you were hoping to achieve: realize your ambition/goal/potential etc. Two years later she realized her ambition of winning a gold medal.4MONEY formal a)to obtain an amount of money, especially by selling something: We realized a profit on the house. b)to change something that you own into money, especially by selling it: We were obliged to realize most of our assets. → see also somebody’s worst fears were realized at worst1 (3) |
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