Definition of actualize in English:

actualize

(British actualise)

verb ˈaktʃʊəlʌɪzˈæk(t)ʃ(u)əˌlaɪz

[with object]

Make a reality of.
实现
he had actualized his dream and achieved the world record
他实现了自己的梦想，创造了世界纪录。
Example sentencesExamples
- When I actualized this project I very carefully researched it to see if anyone had done anything similar.
- You can be a creator in professional aspects to actualize original plans and ideas that bring success, satisfaction and appreciation today.
- Many of us are no longer surprised at just about anything we read explaining the achievements of contemporary bioengineers; milestones are actualized with precipitous frequency.
- Huge global corporations embraced the whole concept and actualized their companies around a database and mainframe.
- Achievement - feeling of accomplishment/personal growth/opportunity to actualise potential
- In other essays, teams are de-incentivized, plans are actualized, the day is workplanned.
- Designing choreography that could never be actualized by human beings.
- She was resolute about everyone's capacity to be free, and she insisted that we all do our absolute best to realize and actualize that capacity through
- You have the support you need to achieve success and actualize dynamic plans.
- It seems that high ratings for networks can only be actualised in this day and age through reality programming.
- Veena abided by her son's decision to let the young girl actualise her potential and dream.
- The Gilmores knew that dreams have to be actualized by hard work and diligence.
- Every single square centimeter of the metropolitan area contains some potential added-value, waiting to be actualized.
- [A] way-too-short informative clip (you want it to go on for days) features a typical Marin County self-help group talking about actualizing your dreams.
- You had some grand ideas and put a lot of dynamic energy into actualizing them but it frustrates you to see things not working according to your plans.
- What this master couple has effectively accomplished is to actualize the great marital paradox: that people can only change if they don't feel they have to.
- We need partners to fulfill other aspects of actualizing our digital plans, specifically in terms of information distribution.
- You fulfill personal promises and actualise professional plans.
- You come up with brilliant ideas and plans that are actualized without inviting opposition or competition.
- Recognize the potential; actualize the dream.
Synonyms
fulfil, achieve, accomplish, make real, make a reality, make happen, make concrete, bring to fruition, bring about, bring off, consummate, perform, carry out, carry through, execute, effect

Derivatives

actualization

noun aktʃ(ʊ)əlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌæk(t)ʃ(u)əˌlaɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n

It ensures that the delay from the moment a decision is made to the actualization of that decision is at least two or three hours, if not more.
Example sentencesExamples
- A very simple parallel can be drawn between actualisations of an enthusiasm for modifying cars and actualisations of an enthusiasm for computer gaming.
- After 15 years, the executive as the source of political leadership ought to seek the actualisation of these outputs of democratic governance.
- New plans, opportunities and collaborations need to be discussed and explored for actualisation in the near future.
- However, the actualisation of these objectives on the ground requires the involvement and maximum effort on the part of stakeholders.

Definition of actualize in US English:

actualize

(British actualise)

verbˈak(t)SH(o͞o)əˌlīzˈæk(t)ʃ(u)əˌlaɪz

[with object]

Make a reality of.
实现
he had actualized his dream and achieved the world record
他实现了自己的梦想，创造了世界纪录。
Example sentencesExamples
- [A] way-too-short informative clip (you want it to go on for days) features a typical Marin County self-help group talking about actualizing your dreams.
- Recognize the potential; actualize the dream.
- You have the support you need to achieve success and actualize dynamic plans.
- Designing choreography that could never be actualized by human beings.
- She was resolute about everyone's capacity to be free, and she insisted that we all do our absolute best to realize and actualize that capacity through
- You fulfill personal promises and actualise professional plans.
- Huge global corporations embraced the whole concept and actualized their companies around a database and mainframe.
- We need partners to fulfill other aspects of actualizing our digital plans, specifically in terms of information distribution.
- What this master couple has effectively accomplished is to actualize the great marital paradox: that people can only change if they don't feel they have to.
- In other essays, teams are de-incentivized, plans are actualized, the day is workplanned.
- Veena abided by her son's decision to let the young girl actualise her potential and dream.
- It seems that high ratings for networks can only be actualised in this day and age through reality programming.
- You can be a creator in professional aspects to actualize original plans and ideas that bring success, satisfaction and appreciation today.
- You had some grand ideas and put a lot of dynamic energy into actualizing them but it frustrates you to see things not working according to your plans.
- Achievement - feeling of accomplishment/personal growth/opportunity to actualise potential
- The Gilmores knew that dreams have to be actualized by hard work and diligence.
- You come up with brilliant ideas and plans that are actualized without inviting opposition or competition.
- When I actualized this project I very carefully researched it to see if anyone had done anything similar.
- Many of us are no longer surprised at just about anything we read explaining the achievements of contemporary bioengineers; milestones are actualized with precipitous frequency.
- Every single square centimeter of the metropolitan area contains some potential added-value, waiting to be actualized.
Synonyms
fulfil, achieve, accomplish, make real, make a reality, make happen, make concrete, bring to fruition, bring about, bring off, consummate, perform, carry out, carry through, execute, effect

单词	actualize
释义	Definition of actualize in English: actualize (British actualise) verb ˈaktʃʊəlʌɪzˈæk(t)ʃ(u)əˌlaɪz [with object] Make a reality of. 实现 he had actualized his dream and achieved the world record 他实现了自己的梦想，创造了世界纪录。 Example sentencesExamples When I actualized this project I very carefully researched it to see if anyone had done anything similar. You can be a creator in professional aspects to actualize original plans and ideas that bring success, satisfaction and appreciation today. Many of us are no longer surprised at just about anything we read explaining the achievements of contemporary bioengineers; milestones are actualized with precipitous frequency. Huge global corporations embraced the whole concept and actualized their companies around a database and mainframe. Achievement - feeling of accomplishment/personal growth/opportunity to actualise potential In other essays, teams are de-incentivized, plans are actualized, the day is workplanned. Designing choreography that could never be actualized by human beings. She was resolute about everyone's capacity to be free, and she insisted that we all do our absolute best to realize and actualize that capacity through You have the support you need to achieve success and actualize dynamic plans. It seems that high ratings for networks can only be actualised in this day and age through reality programming. Veena abided by her son's decision to let the young girl actualise her potential and dream. The Gilmores knew that dreams have to be actualized by hard work and diligence. Every single square centimeter of the metropolitan area contains some potential added-value, waiting to be actualized. [A] way-too-short informative clip (you want it to go on for days) features a typical Marin County self-help group talking about actualizing your dreams. You had some grand ideas and put a lot of dynamic energy into actualizing them but it frustrates you to see things not working according to your plans. What this master couple has effectively accomplished is to actualize the great marital paradox: that people can only change if they don't feel they have to. We need partners to fulfill other aspects of actualizing our digital plans, specifically in terms of information distribution. You fulfill personal promises and actualise professional plans. You come up with brilliant ideas and plans that are actualized without inviting opposition or competition. Recognize the potential; actualize the dream. Synonyms fulfil, achieve, accomplish, make real, make a reality, make happen, make concrete, bring to fruition, bring about, bring off, consummate, perform, carry out, carry through, execute, effect Derivatives actualization noun aktʃ(ʊ)əlʌɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)nˌæk(t)ʃ(u)əˌlaɪˈzeɪʃ(ə)n It ensures that the delay from the moment a decision is made to the actualization of that decision is at least two or three hours, if not more. Example sentencesExamples A very simple parallel can be drawn between actualisations of an enthusiasm for modifying cars and actualisations of an enthusiasm for computer gaming. After 15 years, the executive as the source of political leadership ought to seek the actualisation of these outputs of democratic governance. New plans, opportunities and collaborations need to be discussed and explored for actualisation in the near future. However, the actualisation of these objectives on the ground requires the involvement and maximum effort on the part of stakeholders. Definition of actualize in US English: actualize (British actualise) verbˈak(t)SH(o͞o)əˌlīzˈæk(t)ʃ(u)əˌlaɪz [with object] Make a reality of. 实现 he had actualized his dream and achieved the world record 他实现了自己的梦想，创造了世界纪录。 Example sentencesExamples [A] way-too-short informative clip (you want it to go on for days) features a typical Marin County self-help group talking about actualizing your dreams. Recognize the potential; actualize the dream. You have the support you need to achieve success and actualize dynamic plans. Designing choreography that could never be actualized by human beings. She was resolute about everyone's capacity to be free, and she insisted that we all do our absolute best to realize and actualize that capacity through You fulfill personal promises and actualise professional plans. Huge global corporations embraced the whole concept and actualized their companies around a database and mainframe. We need partners to fulfill other aspects of actualizing our digital plans, specifically in terms of information distribution. What this master couple has effectively accomplished is to actualize the great marital paradox: that people can only change if they don't feel they have to. In other essays, teams are de-incentivized, plans are actualized, the day is workplanned. Veena abided by her son's decision to let the young girl actualise her potential and dream. It seems that high ratings for networks can only be actualised in this day and age through reality programming. You can be a creator in professional aspects to actualize original plans and ideas that bring success, satisfaction and appreciation today. You had some grand ideas and put a lot of dynamic energy into actualizing them but it frustrates you to see things not working according to your plans. Achievement - feeling of accomplishment/personal growth/opportunity to actualise potential The Gilmores knew that dreams have to be actualized by hard work and diligence. You come up with brilliant ideas and plans that are actualized without inviting opposition or competition. When I actualized this project I very carefully researched it to see if anyone had done anything similar. Many of us are no longer surprised at just about anything we read explaining the achievements of contemporary bioengineers; milestones are actualized with precipitous frequency. Every single square centimeter of the metropolitan area contains some potential added-value, waiting to be actualized. Synonyms fulfil, achieve, accomplish, make real, make a reality, make happen, make concrete, bring to fruition, bring about, bring off, consummate, perform, carry out, carry through, execute, effect
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