realize
41realize the error of your ways — see, realize, etc. the ˌerror of your ˈways idiom (formal humorous) to realize or admit that you have done sth wrong and decide to change your behaviour Main entry: ↑erroridiom …
42realize your potential — be the best you can, come into your own If you work for a good company, you can realize your potential …
43realize — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. t. comprehend, appreciate, understand; objectify, imagine; gain, net; produce, bring in; fulfill, attain, achieve. See knowledge, completion, acquisition, sale, imagination. II (Roget s IV) v. 1. [To… …
44realize v — I can see naturally, Tom realized …
45realize — or realise verb 1》 become fully aware of as a fact; understand clearly. 2》 cause to happen. ↘achieve (something desired or anticipated); fulfil. 3》 give actual or physical form to (a concept or work). ↘Music add to or complete (a piece of …
46realize — v. a. 1. Effect, effectuate, accomplish, perform, bring into being or act, work out, bring to pass. 2. Make real, consider as real, bring home to one s self, feel strongly. 3. Make certain, substantiate. 4. Earn, gain, acquire, get …
47realize — verb 1) he suddenly realized what she meant Syn: register, perceive, discern, be/become aware of (the fact that), be/become conscious of (the fact that), notice; understand, grasp, comprehend, see, recognize, work out, fathom, apprehend; informal …
48realize — v 1. understand clearly, comprehend, know, Sl. savvy; cognize, be aware of, be cognizant of; get the idea, Inf. get it, Sl. get into, Inf. get through one s head, absorb, take in; grasp, seize, Inf. catch on, Sl. get the hang of, Inf. get the… …
49realize — re·al·ize …
50realize — verb 1) he suddenly realized what she meant Syn: register, perceive, understand, grasp, comprehend, see, recognize; informal tumble to; Brit.; informal twig 2) they realized their dream Syn …
