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Meanings of aim at in English
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Usage of aim at in English
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The government says the new rules also aim at spurring downstream investment.
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In her latest attack Mrs Winterstein also takes aim at the media.
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Wired: Gervais takes tack-sharp aim at all things absurd -including himself.
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European Central Bank president Mario Draghi is taking aim at the euro.
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I always take aim at the heart; it is legal and sure.
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We still aim at having it in place by 2015, Draghi said.
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He also took aim at National's plan to reverse vocational education reforms.
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We, says the Heritage Council should aim at 50 per cent broad-leaves.
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But critics have also taken aim at where money has ended up.
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Gorsuch is not the first judge to take aim at the issue.
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Petrobas has argued that investors are taking aim at the wrong parties.
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Petrobras has argued that investors are taking aim at the wrong parties.
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Beijing is also taking aim at the very heart of the matter.
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Only this time, it may aim at cable, satellite and phone companies.
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He took aim at Democratic front-runner and former Vice President Joe Biden.
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New four-door takes aim at folks rejecting the trend toward high-riding SUVs.
This collocation consists of:
Aim at through the time
Aim at across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common