realization
noun /ˌriːəlaɪˈzeɪʃn/, /ˌrɪəlaɪˈzeɪʃn/
/ˌriːələˈzeɪʃn/
(British English also realisation)
- [uncountable, singular] the process of becoming aware of something
认识；领会；领悟 - As realization dawned, he went pale.
当意识到这一点时，他脸色苍白。 - realization of something the sudden realization of what she had done
突然意识到她自己究竟干了些什么 - realization that… There is a growing realization that changes must be made.
越来越多的人认识到改革势在必行。
- The realization that the murderer must have been a close friend came as a shock.
意识到杀人凶手一定是个密友，大家都很震惊。 - We saw the terrible realization of what she'd done dawn on her face.
我们从她脸上看出她突然恐惧地认识到自己做了什么。 - The realization of what she had done suddenly hit her.
她突然意识到自己究竟干了些什么。 - There came a sense of disbelief and then a dawning realization that he was actually gone.
有一种难以置信的感觉，然后开始意识到他真的走了。 - the gradual realization that they were losing the war
渐渐意识到他们正在输掉这场战争
Collocations Dictionaryadjective- full
- dawning
- growing
- …
- come to
- come (to somebody)
- dawn (on somebody)
- hit somebody
- …
- As realization dawned, he went pale.
- [uncountable] realization (of something) the process of achieving a particular aim, etc.
（目标等的）实现 - It was the realization of his greatest ambition.
这就实现了他的宏伟抱负。 - the realization of political goals
政治目标的实现
- It was the realization of his greatest ambition.
- [uncountable] realization of your assets (formal) the act of selling something that you own, such as property, in order to get the money that you need for something
变卖；兑换成现金 - [uncountable, countable] realization (of something) (formal) the act of producing a sound, play, design, etc.; or the thing that is produced
发声；（戏剧）演出；设计成果