英语词汇“ambition”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

► goal

something that you hope to achieve in the future: We are all working toward a common goal. Our division reached its sales goal for the month.

► aim

aim means the same as goal, but you usually use it about things you want to achieve fairly soon: His aim was to grow enough food to feed his family.

► objective

something that you are working hard to achieve, especially in business or politics: The major objectives of the programs have been achieved.

► target

the number or amount that you want to achieve: He set himself the target of raising $1 million for cancer research.

► agenda

a list of things that an organization is planning to do: Protecting the environment is high on our agenda.

► ambition

something that you personally want to achieve in your work or life: It was always her ambition to become a famous author.

► intention

something that you are planning to do, and which you may or may not achieve: My intention was to try to help people, not hurt them.

► mission

an organization’s most important goal and often the reason that it exists. You can also talk about a person’s mission when you mean he or she really wants to achieve something: The charity’s mission is to ensure that every child in the state has enough to eat. I have made it my mission to educate people about fresh healthy food.

单词	ambition
释义	ambitionambition /æmˈbɪʃən/ ●●○ noun Etymology ETYMOLOGYambition Origin: 1300-1400 Latin ambitio, from ambire, from ambi- + ire to go Thesaurus THESAURUSsomething that you hope to achieve in the future► goal something that you hope to achieve in the future: We are all working toward a common goal. Our division reached its sales goal for the month. ► aim aim means the same as goal, but you usually use it about things you want to achieve fairly soon: His aim was to grow enough food to feed his family. ► objective something that you are working hard to achieve, especially in business or politics: The major objectives of the programs have been achieved. ► target the number or amount that you want to achieve: He set himself the target of raising $1 million for cancer research. ► agenda a list of things that an organization is planning to do: Protecting the environment is high on our agenda. ► ambition something that you personally want to achieve in your work or life: It was always her ambition to become a famous author. ► intention something that you are planning to do, and which you may or may not achieve: My intention was to try to help people, not hurt them. ► mission an organization’s most important goal and often the reason that it exists. You can also talk about a person’s mission when you mean he or she really wants to achieve something: The charity’s mission is to ensure that every child in the state has enough to eat. I have made it my mission to educate people about fresh healthy food. 1[uncountable] determination to be successful, rich, powerful, etc.: What can you do with a kid who has no ambition? She is young and full of ambition.2[countable] a strong desire to achieve something: Kasich is thought to have grand political ambitions.ambition to do something It’s been Bruce’s lifelong ambition to climb Mt. Everest.ambition of doing something She fulfilled her ambition of breaking the world record.► see thesaurus at goal [Origin: 1300–1400 Latin ambitio, from ambire, from ambi- + ire to go]
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