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Meanings of ambition in English
Synonyms
Examples for "dream"
Examples for "dream"
1
I did not but today it's a dream come true, he said.
2
Today, however, fewer Russians than ever can dream of purchasing a home.
3
Of course, this ten-million-dollar dream apartment was way beyond Andrea's personal budget.
4
I hope they all live to see their dream come true soon.
5
At that point, I really wanted to make my dream a reality.
1
I believe confidence and aspiration can take a person a long way.
2
For schools, it means a culture of high aspiration and good discipline.
3
Tax cuts remain more a political aspiration than a binding economic commitment.
4
It summed up perhaps the most basic aspiration of a civilised society.
5
Participants also agreed that universities played a key role in raising aspiration.
Usage of ambition in English
1
And the overall result is a moody sophomore work long on ambition.
2
People who did not ask questions; who were creative but lacked ambition.
3
That's really his ambition, said a private sector adviser to the candidate.
4
The ambition of those heady days had ended in tragedy, of course.
5
South Korea said it showed the North's ambition to attack its neighbours.
6
He adds: We've cut too far for our present level of ambition.
7
Perhaps ambition made moneymaking for personal gain seem no longer sufficiently satisfying.
8
This transparency will build confidence which in turn will build greater ambition.
9
The underlying ambition of the committee soon became clear to the prisoners.
10
What isn't appearing in the data is much common sense or ambition.
11
That ambition remains; I just want us to do better with less.
12
Former Soviet Georgia wants to join NATO, an ambition which angers Russia.
13
The American ambition to occupy more and more land left Sancho cold.
14
But the sheer ambition of these works demand an almost physical attention.
15
I've still enough ambition and enough character to fight in difficult moments.
16
That ambition has translated into great food, fantastic accommodation and constant reinvention.
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Translations for ambition
Russian
Catalan
Ambition through the time
Ambition across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
South Africa
Common
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