/realiˈθaɾ/
#1905 of 5,000 Core 5000
Translation
to carry out, to achieve, to make
Word origin
From real ('real'), from Latin realis ('actual'), from res ('thing'). The verb means to make something real. The same root gives English 'real' and 'reality'.
- Origin
- Latin
- Root
- realis
- English cognates
- real, reality
Grammar
Verb type-ar regular (z>c spelling change)
Examples
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We are going to carry out a study on the subject.
, .
With effort, she managed to achieve her dream of travelling.
gran .
The team did a great job this year.
¿ web?
When are you going to make the changes to the website?
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She feels happy because she has finally fulfilled herself as an artist.
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