| realise importance | 1.71 | They realised the importance of organ donation. | ||
| realise dream | 1.25 | But his dream was never realised. | ||
| realise potential | 1.25 | Extravagantly-gifted but yet to realise full potential. | ||
| realise mistake | 0.86 | At that stage, they will realise their mistake. | ||
| realise need | 0.79 | Last year, Ocean realising the need for expansion, also renovated its building. | ||
| realise benefit | 0.66 | It is only those who have yet to realise its benefits who are still shying away. | ||
| realise investment | 0.46 | The time will come when the managers wish to realise their investment in Newco. | ||
| realise advantage | 0.33 | The earlier the states realise these advantages, the faster the economic benefits to be reaped. | ||
| realise ambition | 0.33 | Last year he realised his ambition to become the mayor of Corbeil-Essonne, south of Paris, at the fourth attempt. | ||
| realise danger | 0.33 | Richardson suddenly realised the danger and threw himself at the crease. | ||
| realise folly | 0.33 | You are at last realising the folly of what you set out to do. | ||
| realise goal | 0.33 | However, he did not stay long enough to realise his goal as the Chavalit government collapsed in November. | ||
| realise fact | 0.26 | As a professional banker, I would go out when I realise that fact. | ||
| realise gain | 0.26 | Following the date of his emigration the trustees realise a gain. | ||
| realise truth | 0.26 | Study the airline accident reports and you will realise the truth of this. |