fruition

fruition
fru'iʃən
noun (an actual result; the happening of something that was thought of, hoped for etc: Her dreams came to fruition.) realización
fruition
tr[frʊː'ɪʃən]
noun
1 realización nombre femenino
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to bring something to fruition llevar algo a buen término, realizar algo
to come to fruition llevarse a cabo, realizarse
fruition [fru'ɪʃən] n
1) : cumplimiento m, realización f
2)
to bring to fruition : realizar
fruition
n.
buen resultado s.m.
fruición s.f.
goce s.m.
fruː'ɪʃən
mass noun (frml)

to bring something to fruition — llevar algo a buen término

their plan never came to o reached fruition — su plan nunca cristalizó or se concretó

[fruː'ɪʃǝn]
N [of plan etc] cumplimiento m

to bring to fruition — realizar

to come to fruition — [hope] cumplirse; [plan] realizarse, dar resultado

* * *
[fruː'ɪʃən]
mass noun (frml)

to bring something to fruition — llevar algo a buen término

their plan never came to o reached fruition — su plan nunca cristalizó or se concretó


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