realizzati

Realizzati is the masculine plural past participle of the Italian verb realizzare, meaning to realize, to make real, or to implement. It functions as both a participle and an adjective, describing something that has been completed or brought into being. The feminine forms are realizzata (sing.) and realizzate (pl.), used with feminine nouns.

Grammatical use and agreement: as part of compound tenses, realizzato can appear with avere or essere depending on the construction. With avere, the participle agrees in number with a preceding direct object; for example, ho realizzato un sogno and ho realizzati i sogni? (the latter would be incorrect—the agreement follows the object). With essere, as in passive constructions, the participle agrees with the subject: i progetti sono stati realizzati. In phrases stressing completion, realizzati emphasizes that something has been completed or implemented, rather than merely planned.

Contexts and examples: realizzati is common in business reports, project documentation, construction, technology, and policy evaluation. Examples include: "L'azienda ha realizzato una nuova linea di prodotti," "I lavori sono stati realizzati entro la scadenza," and "Le soluzioni realizzate migliorano l'efficienza." It often appears alongside nouns like progetti, opere, obiettivi, soluzioni, e attività.

Etymology and related forms: derived from the verb realizzare, which itself means to realize or to accomplish. Related forms include realizzare (infinitive), realizzato (masc. sing.), realizzata (fem. sing.), and realizzate (fem. pl.). In English, realizzati is typically translated as realized, accomplished, or completed.