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Meanings of ambitious in English
Having a strong desire for success or achievement.
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Usage of ambitious in English
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The most ambitious form of this future sees new democratic structures arise.
2
What exactly needs to happen in order to meet that ambitious goal?
3
That throws into question how the government can achieve its ambitious goal.
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Mary, increasingly ambitious for her husband's political future, relished this political trip.
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France is calling for ambitious plans to reform the international monetary order.
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His press conference yesterday launched an ambitious programme to put that right.
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Several of the new Latin American projects rank among Miami's most ambitious.
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Tesco's US venture Fresh & Easy has unveiled ambitious expansion plans today.
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However, ambitious and complex technologies are only part of the long-term solution.
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Experts said they were far more ambitious than the party's current policy.
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But by this year, Mr Glasenberg's ambitious plans had taken a battering.
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Japan has taken a bold step forward and set an ambitious target.
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There's certainly nothing wrong with Team May's ambitious streak in this regard.
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Do you need to be an ambitious type A to think ahead?
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In such circumstances, Mr Brennan's ambitious reform agenda appears to be impractical.
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What I am in favour of is good and ambitious public art.
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Australia
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