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realization in German

realization in German is Erkenntnis, Verwirklichung, Erfüllung — realization means the moment of suddenly understanding or becoming fully aware of something.

realization in German

Erkenntnis
noun
An act of figuring out or becoming aware.
Verwirklichung
noun
The act of making real.
Erfüllung
noun
The act of making real.
Realisation
noun
The act of making real.
Umsetzung
noun
The act of making real.

What does "realization" mean?

  1. noun The moment of suddenly understanding or becoming fully aware of something.
    "It slowly dawned on her — a realization that she had taken the wrong exit an hour ago."
  2. noun The act of making a plan, goal, or idea into an actual reality.
    "The realization of the bridge project took nearly a decade."
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realization in a sentence

  • It slowly dawned on her — a realization that she had taken the wrong exit an hour ago.
  • His realization that the deal was a scam came far too late.
  • The realization of the bridge project took nearly a decade.
  • Winning the championship was the realization of a lifelong dream.

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What is "realization" in German?

"realization" in German is Erkenntnis, Verwirklichung, Erfüllung. realization means: The moment of suddenly understanding or becoming fully aware of something.

How do you use "realization" in a sentence?

Example: "It slowly dawned on her — a realization that she had taken the wrong exit an hour ago." In German, "realization" is Erkenntnis, Verwirklichung, Erfüllung.

Are there other ways to say "realization" in German?

Yes — German has 5 translations listed for "realization": Erkenntnis, Verwirklichung, Erfüllung, Realisation, Umsetzung.

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