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Definition of achieved - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
earnedgained as a result of effort
- Her achieved status in the company was well-deserved.
2.
successhaving successfully reached a goal or status
- The project is now an achieved success.
Origin of achieved
Latin, ad- (to) + capere (to take)
Terms with achieved included in their meaning
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physical stability
stability achieved by even distribution of weight
competition
person who has achieved victory in a contest
sports
score achieved in a game or sport
feasible
capable of being done or achieved
goal
intention or objective aimed to be achieved
impossible request
ask for something that cannot be done or achieved
game points
points achieved in a basketball game
game result
total points achieved in a bowling game
achievement
aspiration achieved after hard work
well-known
person who has achieved widespread recognition
gaming
the highest number of points achieved in a game
failure
situation where nothing is achieved
optimism
everything can be achieved with effort and determination
unattainable
not able to be achieved or attained
achievement
best performance achieved by an individual
hairstyles
hairstyle achieved by straightening curly or wavy hair
proximity
close enough to be touched or achieved
proximity
close enough to be touched or achieved
beauty look
hairstyle achieved by drying with a hairdryer
medical
reduced tightness in muscles often achieved through exercises or medication
competition
able to be won or achieved
achievement
something achieved or successfully completed
successful
having achieved success or recognition
success level
degree of success achieved
Examples of achieved in a sentence
The artist's achieved masterpiece was displayed in the gallery. Her skills made her an achieved artist. The team's efforts resulted in an achieved milestone.
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- French:acquis, accompli, ...
- German:erreicht, erfolgreich, ...
- Italian:raggiunto, realizzato, ...
- Spanish:logrado, alcanzado, ...
- Portuguese:alcançado, ...
- Chinese:获得的, 实现的, ...
- Japanese:達成された, 成功を収めた, ...
- Arabic:مُكْتَسَب, مُنْجَز, ...
- Hebrew:מוּשָׂג, מְמוּמָשׁ, ...
- Russian:достигнутый, успешный, ...
- Ukrainian:досягнутий, успішний, ...
- Hindi:अर्जित, हासिल, ...
Definition of achieve - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
successsucceed in reaching a goal or task
- She achieved her dream of becoming a doctor.
- He achieved his goal of running a marathon.
- They achieved success through hard work and dedication.
Expressions with achieve
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hard to accomplish or reach
Winning the championship is difficult to achieve.
reach the highest level of ability or talent possible
She worked hard to achieve her full potential.
reach the highest level of ability possible
She worked hard to achieve her potential.
succeed in doing something considered unattainable
She managed to achieve the impossible by climbing the mountain.
reach a state of emotional resolution
She finally achieved closure after the long breakup.
become widely recognized as a symbol or legend
The band achieved iconic status in the 1980s.
become extremely famous or admired for a long time
The band achieved legendary status after their third album.
Origin of achieve
Old French, achever (to finish)
View all translations of achieve
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- French:réaliser, ...
- German:erreichen, ...
- Italian:raggiungere, ...
- Spanish:lograr, ...
- Portuguese:alcançar, ...
- Chinese:实现, ...
- Japanese:達成する, ...
- Arabic:حَقَّقَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַשִּׂיג, ...
- Russian:достигать, ...
- Ukrainian:досягати, ...
- Hindi:हासिल करना, ...
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