realise

/ˈriːəlaɪz/
verb
  1. To become aware of something or understand a fact or situation clearly.
    • Many people don't realise the importance of drinking enough water.
    • She suddenly realised that she had left her keys at home.
    • I didn't realise how late it was until I saw the clock.
  2. To achieve or make something happen, such as a goal, dream, or plan.
    • After years of hard work, he finally realised his dream of becoming a doctor.
    • The team realised their goal of winning the championship.
    • The new policy helped the company realise significant cost savings.
  3. To convert an asset or investment into money, or to obtain a profit or loss from a transaction.
    • The investor realised a large profit from the stock sale.
    • The company realised a loss on the old equipment.
    • They decided to realise the value of their property by selling it.
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