to achieve
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2.3
- verb
- /əˈtʃiv/
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- During the visit, we achieved a string of outcomes.
- achieve a goal
- achieve success
- achieve a level
How do you work less and achieve more, right?
- How do you work less and achieve more, right?
- Is there advice you have for how to achieve focus on a task?
- That's the hair I was able to achieve without a mirror.
- It can mobilize the entire economy to achieve certain priorities.
- Are you committed to helping them achieve their goals?
- And that orchestration is achieved by DNA.
- I've achieved, I've achieved quite a lot after that.
- It's like it's whether the I can achieve a result with control.
- So I was just kind of achieving the status quo.
- And so for them, not achieving that isn't a big deal.
- But and, and that I think I achieved that, but it still didn't.
- And why is trust so hard to achieve if it is?
- If that cannot be achieved, it's time to go.
Examples
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And then you can indeed achieve something spectacular.
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She worked hard to achieve her dream of becoming a doctor.
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How do you work less and achieve more, right?
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Given this, then how do we achieve our state of flow?
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But there is so much you can achieve that is not by doing.
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So let me see if I can actually achieve that.
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And what will we do to achieve it?
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To help our team... achieve victory!
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Is there advice you have for how to achieve focus on a task?
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Perfect aim can be difficult to achieve under stressful circumstances.
Synonyms
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1.1
Get to a place, level, or goal after effort
942
2.6
To do something successfully after much effort
846
2.0
To reach a goal after trying hard
207
3.4
To become very successful in a job or career
142
2.7
To make an idea, plan, or wish become real
110
3.9
To reach a level, place, or goal after hard work
94
2.4
To finish a task well and quickly
60
3.4
To win or succeed and feel great joy
3
3.7
Achieve the needed goal at work or in projects
Antonyms
How Successful
Surface Forms
Etymology
Achieve comes from an old French verb meaning 'to bring to a head', and it shares the same root as chief, which means 'head' or 'leader'. So to achieve something is to bring it to its 'head', that is, to finish it or succeed at it.