realization in Japanese
realization in Japanese is 実現 — realization means the moment of suddenly understanding or becoming fully aware of something.
realization in Japanese
実現
Pronounced: jitsugen
The act of making real.
What does "realization" mean?
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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."
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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 Japanese?
"realization" in Japanese is 実現. realization means: The moment of suddenly understanding or becoming fully aware of something.
How do you pronounce 実現?
"realization" in Japanese is 実現, pronounced "jitsugen".
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 Japanese, "realization" is 実現.
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