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Deborahjeong Posted 9 years ago
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Realize your dream; realize meaning?

I "realized" my dream.

I heard it means I fulfilled/achieved my dream. (not that I understood that way in the first place)

But can I still use the same sentence in Line 1 in order to express like now I know what my dream is?

Thanks

  

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I heard it means I fulfilled/achieved my dream. Right. deborahjeong But can I still use the same sentence in Line 1 in order to express like now I know what my dream is?

— Mister Micawber

  • I heard it means I fulfilled/achieved my dream.
  • Right.
  • deborahjeong But can I still use the same sentence in Line 1 in order to express like now I know what my dream is?
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deborahjeongI "realized" my dream.I heard it means I fulfilled/achieved my dream.

Right.

deborahjeongBut can I still use the same sentence in Line 1 in order to express like now I know what my dream is?

Yes, if the context makes that clear, as in 'I have realized what my dream is!'

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You can, but it creates a bit of confusion!

I really realized what my dream was after I realized it.
I didn't really realize what my dream was until after I had realized it.
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