| 词组 | achieve |
| 释义 | achieve AC /əˈtʃiːv/ verb to succeed in doing or getting what you wanted, especially by working hardnounsachieve your goal/target/aim He had achieved his goal of teaching at a university.achieve your ambition/dream She has at last achieved her ambition of becoming world champion.achieve success Streisand achieved success as a singer.achieve a standard/level Students are expected to achieve high standards.achieve a result/effect He achieved the result he had intended.achieve a feat (=achieve something very impressive) Redgrave achieved the remarkable feat of winning five gold medals.achieve independence Venezuela achieved independence from Spain in 1830.achieve recognition (=become well known and respected for your achievements) Orwell finally achieved the recognition he deserved.achieve your potential (=achieve the level of skill that it is possible for you to achieve) We try to help young people achieve their full potential.achieve a balance It is important to try to achieve a balance between work and family life.verbsfail to achieve sth The sales team failed to achieve their objectives.help sb (to) achieve sth I love helping brides achieve their dreams.phrasesbe difficult/hard/impossible to achieve Political progress is going to be very difficult to achieve.it is possible to achieve sth It might be possible to achieve greater efficiency.THESAURUS: achieve accomplishgoal | aim | objective | task | feat | mission to achieve something, especially something difficult. Accomplish is more formal than achieve and is used especially in written English: To accomplish this goal, he brought together thousands of the country’s top scientists and engineers. | The government accomplished its objective of reducing unemployment. | In order to accomplish complicated tasks, people need to work together in an effective manner. | He scored over 2,000 goals. No other player has accomplished this feat (=used when someone has done something very impressive). | The soldiers have less than two months in which to accomplish their mission. attain formallevel | grade | standard | degree | rank | goal | objective to achieve something, especially a level or goal. Attain is more formal than achieve or accomplish: Over half of boys leave school without attaining a basic level of written English. | Most of the students attained a grade C or higher. | It will take them a long time to attain the same standard of technological development as other more advanced countries. | The scientists were able to attain a high degree of accuracy (=a high level of accuracy). | He attained the rank of Captain. | You need to be very determined if you want to succeed in attaining your goals. | The US attained its objective of putting a man on the moon. reachtarget | goal | decision | verdict | agreement | compromise to achieve a target or goal, or to achieve something after discussing or thinking about it: The university will reach its target of having over 5,000 students. | The company hopes to reach its goal of a 10% increase in sales. | They were unable to reach a decision. | The jury took two hours to reach a verdict. | The two sides have finally reached an agreement. realize also realise BrEambition | dream | vision | potential to achieve something, especially something that you wanted to do: He realized his childhood ambition of becoming a fighter pilot. | Gandhi was close to realizing his dream of leading his country to independence. | He now needs to think about how best to realize his vision (=achieve what he has imagined). | It is only now that she is beginning to realize her full potential as a player (=achieve the level of skill that it is possible for her to achieve). |
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