achieve
From Old Inglés 'achever' (to complete, finish), ultimately from Latin 'ad caput' (to a head, to an end).
VERB
(1)
[/əˈtʃiːv/en-US]
accomplish
strongresult-oriented
/
attain
formalgoal-oriented
/
realize
concept-orientedpotential
/
fulfill
promiseexpectation
/
complete
task-orientedfinish
Synonyms
accomplish
strongresult-oriented
,
attain
formalgoal-oriented
,
realize
concept-orientedpotential
,
fulfill
promiseexpectation
,
complete
task-orientedfinish
The Inglés word 'achieve' is a direct cognate and has the same core meaning as the English verb 'to achieve'. It refers to successfully bringing about or reaching a desired objective, goal, or outcome, often through effort or skill. It is broadly equivalent to English terms such as accomplish, attain, realize, or fulfill, depending on the specific context.
| past_participle | past_simple | present_participle | present_simple_third_person_singular |
|---|---|---|---|
| achieved | achieved | achieving | achieves |
- Ella quiere achieve su sueño de ser astronauta. — She wants to achieve her dream of being an astronaut.
- El equipo logró achieve el objetivo de ventas este mes. — The team managed to achieve the sales target this month.
- Es difícil achieve la perfección en todo. — It is difficult to achieve perfection in everything.
- Con mucho esfuerzo, lograron achieve la victoria. — With great effort, they managed to achieve victory.