réalisions

Réalisation is a French noun (plural réalisations) derived from the verb réaliser. It encompasses several related meanings: the act of bringing something into existence, the realization of a plan, and the result of such activity. In general, the term signifies making real or completing something.

In everyday French, réalisations most often refer to achievements or completed results, particularly in professional or organizational contexts, as in "ses réalisations professionnelles" or "la réalisation d’un projet."

In film and media, réalisation denotes the act of directing or producing a work; the director is the réalisateur (masculine) or réalisatrice (feminine). The word thus covers both process and body of work.

In music, especially in Baroque practice, réalisation designates the realisation of a figured bass into chords and accompaniment. The plural can refer to multiple realizations or editions.

In philosophy, logic, and computer science, realization describes the embodiment or implementation of an abstract concept, plan, or design in a concrete system.

Orthography and cross-language use: in English, realization or realisation is used instead, depending on dialect; the French form réalisation with the accent is standard in French and is not typically used in English texts.