不及物动词渴望，立志，追求; 〈诗，古〉登，升，高耸
不及物动词
1. The boy aspired to become an engineer.
这男孩渴望成为工程师。
2. He aspired after knowledge.
他渴求知识。
3. As a model, Monroe always aspired to an acting career.
当模特儿时，梦露渴望演员生涯。
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2. 渴望、热望, 立志：perspiration 流汗 | aspire 渴望、热望, 立志 | reflection 倒影、沉思
1. 向往；渴望；有志于
If you aspire to something such as an important job, you have a strong desire to achieve it.
e.g. ...people who aspire to public office...
渴望担任公职的人
e.g. 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。
1. " People aspire to the material things in life, " one CBD Administrative Committee official recently said.
2. A poll showed that 43 per cent of primary school students surveyed admire cyber hackers and 33 per cent aspire to become hackers themselves.
3. aspire的近义词
3. Teenagers in areas rife with drugs often admire dealers, envy their income and aspire to emulate them.
4. aspire的解释
4. He used to be the CEO of ASPire Technologies, a joint venture between China Mobile and several foreign investors.
5. They aspire to be him, but they don't really identify with him.
6. But if only a very lucky few can aspire to a big reward, most workers are likely to conclude that it is not worth the effort to try.
7. aspire
7. The best way to learn is to be a good follower and constantly benchmark yourself against those whom you aspire to be.
8. aspire的解释
8. The twist in the survey results is the gap between what the daughters aspire to and what their mothers hope for them.
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9. The fine momentum of constructive interactions thus far is the best the country could aspire for at the end of a year.
10. Natalie Portman is planning to quit acting to have children, describing motherhood as'the greatest thing I can aspire to'.
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