in die Tat umsetzen

German

Etymology

Literally, “to convert into deed, fact”.

Pronunciation
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Verb

in die Tat umsetzen (weak, third-person singular present setzt in die Tat um, past tense setzte in die Tat um, past participle in die Tat umgesetzt, auxiliary haben)

  1. to put into practice; to make something happen; to realize; to follow through.

Conjugation

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