aspire
英 [əˈspaɪə(r)]
美 [əˈspaɪər]
v. 渴望(成就); 有志(成为)
过去式：aspired 现在分词：aspiring 第三人称单数：aspires 过去分词：aspired
Collins.2 / BNC.8441 / COCA.7829
牛津词典
verb
- 渴望（成就）；有志（成为）
to have a strong desire to achieve or to become sth- She aspired to a scientific career.
她有志于科学事业。 - He aspired to be their next leader.
他渴望成为他们的下一届领导人。
- She aspired to a scientific career.
柯林斯词典
- See also:...people who aspire to public office...They aspired to be gentlemen, though they fell far short of the ideal.aspiring
英英释义
verb
- have an ambitious plan or a lofty goal
双语例句
- As in the US, mistresses are practically obliged to aspire to the more socially acceptable role of wife.
和美国一样，情妇几乎是被迫渴望成为妻子，这个角色更为社会所接受。 - I know that many Crazy English learners aspire to being professional guides.
我知道，有很多疯狂英语学习者都渴望成为一名专业的导游。 - "I aspire for my children to do what I couldn't," Gil says.
“我渴望孩子们将来能够从事我所不能从事的工作，”吉尔说。 - Different people aspire to different things.
人不同，渴望也不同。 - We should aspire to more than that.
我们的追求不能仅限于此。 - Foolish dictum: In a team, a valuable team player must aspire to be leader.
启示：愚蠢的格言&组织中的每个人，若想成为有价值的成员，必须立志成为领导。 - You gave me the example to which I aspire.
您为我树立了追求的榜样。 - At least I aspire to that.
至少这是我所追求的境界。 - They aspired to be gentlemen, though they fell far short of the ideal.
他们想要成为君子，虽然离这个理想还差得很远。 - And not let it control what I aspire to have.
但未来不能支配我渴望得到的东西。