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Meanings of realise in English
Usage of realise in English
1
As news breaks from Europe, I realise that history is repeating itself.
2
You realise I may have to ask...personal questions of your immediate family.
3
I pray they now realise that violence adds no value to society.
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You probably don't realise how often you have been asked this question.
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They realise that nearly all serious work will be banned in Ireland.
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To visit other countries is to realise how far behind we are.
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Is it possible to realise such a world in ten short years?
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It was not good enough today and we have to realise that.
9
But his true importance was far larger than most of us realise.
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In many cases, the patient does not even realise this is happening.
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It has made me realise the importance of public service and community.
12
We also realise that this government will end its term in June.
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It reads: We will help you realise your dream to study abroad.
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Executives almost certainly did know about banking and they didn't realise either.
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All members of the euro zone realise the urgency to deliver commitment.
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Without some new thinking, Apple is unlikely to realise China's vast potential.
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Translations for realise
Realise through the time
Realise across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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