| 释义 | aspiringas‧pir‧ing /əˈspaɪərɪŋ $ əˈspaɪr-/ adjective    a part-time course for aspiring chefsLike a lot of aspiring New York artists, Lara worked in bars and restaurants in the evenings.
 As an aspiring bestselling author, he could do with the publicity.He is not convinced that having read them aspiring managers can go away and teach themselves to be good leaders.The number of aspiring candidates increased in the 1970s, but so too did the number of seats fought.The picture that emerged was unflattering; but it wasn't much use to an aspiring blackmailer.The question of management and legal representation for aspiring new-comers is just as valid in publishing as it is in recording.The World Cup illustrated what high standards our aspiring outside-halves must achieve.There are other ways for aspiring stars to catch the attention of a record company.
to have an aim in life that you want to achieve► want[only before noun] hoping to be successful in a particular job, activity, or way of life:: to be something · What do you want to be when you grow up, Clare?· You don't really want to be a hairdresser, do you?to do something · I never want to work in a factory, having seen the effect it had on my father.· I want to see life, to travel the world, and write about what I see.► aspire to  formal to want a better job, way of life, position etc than the one you have now: · She was a struggling writer aspiring to fame.· He aspired to artistic perfection in all his paintings.aspire to do something: · He aspired to become President.► would-be  also wannabe informal: would-be actor/writer etc someone who hopes to be an actor, writer etc: · The Drama Centre is a great help for all would-be actors and actresses.· Moon beat all the other wannabe quarterbacks, and was signed by the Seattle Seahawks.► aspiring : aspiring teacher/model/poet etc someone who wants to be a teacher, model, poet etc and is just starting work or training: · a part-time course for aspiring chefs· Like a lot of aspiring New York artists, Lara worked in bars and restaurants in the evenings.   aspiring young writers  the aspiring middle classes |