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realization

/ˌriː.ə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de prendre pleinement conscience de quelque chose, le processus de concrétisation d'un projet ou d'une idée, ou encore l'achèvement d'une œuvre musicale.

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noun

/ˌriː.ə.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de prendre pleinement conscience de quelque chose, le processus de concrétisation d'un projet ou d'une idée, ou encore l'achèvement d'une œuvre musicale.

A noun referring to the act of becoming fully aware of something, the process of making something real or concrete, or the completion of a musical composition.

  1. Clear understandingB2formal

    The act of coming to understand something clearly and distinctly.

    frprise de conscience

    • The realization that she had forgotten the keys hit her suddenly.
    • He came to the realization that hard work is essential for success.
    • It was a sobering realization that the project would take much longer than expected.

    Synonymesapprehensionawarenesscognizancecomprehensionenlightenmentinsightperceptionrecognitionunderstanding

  2. Making realC1formal

    The act of making something real or giving it the appearance of reality.

    frRéalisation

    • The artist's realization of the scene was breathtaking.
    • The realization of the plan required years of effort.
    • Virtual reality technology aims for the perfect realization of imaginary worlds.

    Synonymesactualizationembodimentimplementationmaterializationreification

  3. Musical completionC2formal

    A musical composition that has been completed or enriched by someone other than the original composer.

    frRéalisation musicale

    • The pianist performed a beautiful realization of the Baroque piece.
    • This realization of the unfinished symphony was highly acclaimed.
    • The composer's realization of the figured bass was historically informed.
  4. Monetary conversionC1formal

    A sale made to obtain money, such as the sale of stock or an estate, or the money obtained from such a sale.

    frRéalisation (conversion en argent)

    • The realization of the estate provided funds for the heirs.
    • The stock realization resulted in a significant profit.
    • The company's asset realization helped it avoid bankruptcy.

    Synonymesconversionliquidationmonetization

  5. Musical enrichmentC2formal

    The completion or enrichment of a piece of music that was left sparsely notated by the composer.

    frRéalisation d'une œuvre musicale

    • The realization of the figured bass was essential for the performance.
    • Scholars often debate the best realization of early music manuscripts.
    • The realization added depth to the original composition.

    Synonymesrealisation

  6. Concrete manifestationC1formal

    Something that is made real or concrete.

    frRéalisation concrète

    • The building was the realization of the architect's vision.
    • Her invention was the realization of years of research.
    • The festival was a realization of the community's dreams.

    Synonymesactualizationembodimentincarnationmaterialization

Formes
  • realizations plural form
  • realizations' possessive plural form
  • realization's possessive singular form
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