achieve

Word family noun achievement achiever underachiever ≠ overachiever underachievement ≠ overachievement adjective achievable verb achieve underachieve ≠ overachieve

a·chieve /əˈtʃiːv/ S2 W1 AWL verb

1 [transitiveT]DO to successfully complete something or get a good result, especially by working hard 实现；〔尤指经过努力〕取得，达到

She eventually achieved her goal of becoming a professor.

她终于实现目标，当上了教授。

Wilson has achieved considerable success as an artist.

威尔逊作为一名艺术家成就斐然。

Frances achieved very good exam results.

弗朗西丝考试取得了优异成绩。

► see thesaurus at succeed

In everyday English, people usually say someone gets a result rather than achieves it: 在日常英语中，人们一般说get a result，而不说achieve a result

He got good grades in his final exams.

他期末考试成绩优异。

2 [intransitiveI]SUCCESSFUL to be successful in a particular kind of job or activity 获得成功

We want all our students to achieve within their chosen profession.

我们希望所有的学生在自己选择的专业领域内都能有所成就。

—achievable adjectiveadj

Examples from the Corpus

achieve• In a world of shifting boundaries, vanishing borders, and proliferating frontiers, security is even more difficult to achieve.• My parents constantly encouraged me to achieve.• He may achieve a little more animation this time if Party Politics wins him his place in history.• She's achieved a lot in the short time she's been with the company.• He had achieved all his goals for the organization, and felt there were no challenges left there for him.• Until that happy day, the only way to achieve an enjoyable and comfortable life is to work for it.• Perhaps multiculturalism, in its achieved form, was a polyphony of just such well-trained voices.• Women have yet to achieve full equality in the workplace.• The reason I achieve good results is because I work hard -- and so could you.• This will enable businesses to sell more widely, achieving greater economies of scale.• If the AlomarHirschbeck rapprochement were to be achieved, it would only be the latest in a growing apology fad.• The software division expects to achieve its sales targets this year.• When you get your MA, you really feel that you've achieved something.• On the test drive, Segrave achieved speeds of over 200 mph.• Young men's friendships rarely achieve the depth of intimacy of young women's.• Control may also be achieved through resource management, such as social insurance schemes or payment of retainers or fees for service.

Origin achieve

(1300-1400) Old French achever, from chief “end, head”

单词	achieve
释义	achieve Word family noun achievement achiever underachiever ≠ overachiever underachievement ≠ overachievement adjective achievable verb achieve underachieve ≠ overachieve a·chieve /əˈtʃiːv/ ●●● S2 W1 AWL verb 1 [transitiveT]DO to successfully complete something or get a good result, especially by working hard 实现；〔尤指经过努力〕取得，达到 She eventually achieved her goal of becoming a professor. 她终于实现目标，当上了教授。 Wilson has achieved considerable success as an artist. 威尔逊作为一名艺术家成就斐然。 Frances achieved very good exam results. 弗朗西丝考试取得了优异成绩。 ► see thesaurus at succeed Register In everyday English, people usually say someone gets a result rather than achieves it: 在日常英语中，人们一般说get a result，而不说achieve a result He got good grades in his final exams. 他期末考试成绩优异。 2 [intransitiveI]SUCCESSFUL to be successful in a particular kind of job or activity 获得成功 We want all our students to achieve within their chosen profession. 我们希望所有的学生在自己选择的专业领域内都能有所成就。 —achievable adjectiveadj Examples from the Corpus achieve• In a world of shifting boundaries, vanishing borders, and proliferating frontiers, security is even more difficult to achieve.• My parents constantly encouraged me to achieve.• He may achieve a little more animation this time if Party Politics wins him his place in history.• She's achieved a lot in the short time she's been with the company.• He had achieved all his goals for the organization, and felt there were no challenges left there for him.• Until that happy day, the only way to achieve an enjoyable and comfortable life is to work for it.• Perhaps multiculturalism, in its achieved form, was a polyphony of just such well-trained voices.• Women have yet to achieve full equality in the workplace.• The reason I achieve good results is because I work hard -- and so could you.• This will enable businesses to sell more widely, achieving greater economies of scale.• If the AlomarHirschbeck rapprochement were to be achieved, it would only be the latest in a growing apology fad.• The software division expects to achieve its sales targets this year.• When you get your MA, you really feel that you've achieved something.• On the test drive, Segrave achieved speeds of over 200 mph.• Young men's friendships rarely achieve the depth of intimacy of young women's.• Control may also be achieved through resource management, such as social insurance schemes or payment of retainers or fees for service. Origin achieve (1300-1400) Old French achever, from chief “end, head”
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