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target


tar·get

T0047400 (tär′gĭt)n.1. a. An object, such as a padded disk with a marked surface, that is shot at to test accuracy in rifle or archery practice.b. Something aimed or fired at.2. An object of criticism or verbal attack.3. One to be influenced or changed by an action or event: Children were the target of the new advertising campaign.4. A desired goal: achieved our target for quarterly sales.5. A railroad signal that indicates the position of a switch by its color, position, and shape.6. The sliding sight on a surveyor's leveling rod.7. A small round shield.8. A usually metal part in an x-ray tube on which a beam of electrons is focused and from which x-rays are emitted.9. Biochemistry A molecule or molecular structure, such as a protein or a nucleic acid, that a drug or other compound interacts with and modulates the activity of.tr.v. tar·get·ed, tar·get·ing, tar·gets 1. To aim at or identify as a target: targeted the airport hangar.2. To identify or treat as the object of action, criticism, or change: targeted the molecule for study; targeted teenagers with the ad campaign.3. To design for or direct toward a specific object or audience: targeted the ad campaign toward seniors.4. Biochemistry To interact with as a target: drugs that target estrogen receptors.Idiom: on target Completely accurate, precise, or valid: observations that were right on target.
[Middle English, small targe, from Old French targuete, variant of targete, diminutive of targe, light shield, of Germanic origin.]
tar′get·a·ble (-gĭ-tə-bəl) adj.

target

(ˈtɑːɡɪt) n1. (Archery) a. an object or area at which an archer or marksman aims, usually a round flat surface marked with concentric ringsb. (as modifier): target practice. 2. a. any point or area aimed at; the object of an attack or a takeover bidb. (as modifier): target area; target company. 3. a fixed goal or objective: the target for the appeal is £10 000. 4. a person or thing at which an action or remark is directed or the object of a person's feelings: a target for the teacher's sarcasm. 5. (Cookery) a joint of lamb consisting of the breast and neck6. (Surveying) surveying a marker on which sights are taken, such as the sliding marker on a levelling staff7. (Arms & Armour (excluding Firearms)) (formerly) a small round shield8. (General Physics) physics electronics a. a substance, object, or system subjected to bombardment by electrons or other particles, or to irradiationb. an electrode in a television camera tube whose surface, on which image information is stored, is scanned by the electron beam9. (Electronics) electronics an object to be detected by the reflection of a radar or sonar signal, etc10. on target on the correct course to meet a target or objectivevb (tr) , -gets, -geting or -geted11. to make a target of12. to direct or aim: to target benefits at those most in need. [C14: from Old French targette a little shield, from Old French targe] ˈtargetless adj

tar•get

(ˈtɑr gɪt)

n. 1. an object, usu. marked with concentric circles, to be aimed at in shooting practice or contests. 2. any object used for this purpose. 3. anything fired at. 4. a goal to be reached; aim. 5. an object of abuse, scorn, derision, etc.; butt. 6. targe. adj. 7. being or indicating a target or goal. v.t. 8. to use, set up, or designate as a target or goal. 9. to direct toward a target. 10. to make a target of, as for attack or abuse. Idioms: on target, accurate or correct; precisely right. [1350–1400; Middle English (n.) < Middle French targuete, alter. of targete small shield. See targe, -et] tar′get•a•ble, adj.

target

1. An area, complex, installation, force, equipment, capability, function, or behavior identified for possible action to support the commander's objectives, guidance, and intent. Targets fall into two general categories: planned and immediate.
2. In intelligence usage, a country, area, installation, agency, or person against which intelligence operations are directed.
3. An area designated and numbered for future firing.
4. In gunfire support usage, an impact burst that hits the target. Also called TGT. See also objective area.

target


Past participle: targeted
Gerund: targeting
Imperative
target
target
Present
I target
you target
he/she/it targets
we target
you target
they target
Preterite
I targeted
you targeted
he/she/it targeted
we targeted
you targeted
they targeted
Present Continuous
I am targeting
you are targeting
he/she/it is targeting
we are targeting
you are targeting
they are targeting
Present Perfect
I have targeted
you have targeted
he/she/it has targeted
we have targeted
you have targeted
they have targeted
Past Continuous
I was targeting
you were targeting
he/she/it was targeting
we were targeting
you were targeting
they were targeting
Past Perfect
I had targeted
you had targeted
he/she/it had targeted
we had targeted
you had targeted
they had targeted
Future
I will target
you will target
he/she/it will target
we will target
you will target
they will target
Future Perfect
I will have targeted
you will have targeted
he/she/it will have targeted
we will have targeted
you will have targeted
they will have targeted
Future Continuous
I will be targeting
you will be targeting
he/she/it will be targeting
we will be targeting
you will be targeting
they will be targeting
Present Perfect Continuous
I have been targeting
you have been targeting
he/she/it has been targeting
we have been targeting
you have been targeting
they have been targeting
Future Perfect Continuous
I will have been targeting
you will have been targeting
he/she/it will have been targeting
we will have been targeting
you will have been targeting
they will have been targeting
Past Perfect Continuous
I had been targeting
you had been targeting
he/she/it had been targeting
we had been targeting
you had been targeting
they had been targeting
Conditional
I would target
you would target
he/she/it would target
we would target
you would target
they would target
Past Conditional
I would have targeted
you would have targeted
he/she/it would have targeted
we would have targeted
you would have targeted
they would have targeted
Thesaurus
Noun1.target - a reference point to shoot attarget - a reference point to shoot at; "his arrow hit the mark"markpoint of reference, reference point, reference - an indicator that orients you generally; "it is used as a reference for comparing the heating and the electrical energy involved"clout - a target used in archerydrogue - a funnel-shaped device towed as a target by an airplanebull's eye, bull - the center of a target
2.target - a person who is the aim of an attack (especially a victim of ridicule or exploitation) by some hostile person or influencetarget - a person who is the aim of an attack (especially a victim of ridicule or exploitation) by some hostile person or influence; "he fell prey to muggers"; "everyone was fair game"; "the target of a manhunt"fair game, prey, quarryvictim - an unfortunate person who suffers from some adverse circumstance
3.target - the location of the target that is to be hittarget areaground zero - the target of a projectile (as a bomb or missile)place, spot, topographic point - a point located with respect to surface features of some region; "this is a nice place for a picnic"; "a bright spot on a planet"
4.target - sports equipment consisting of an object set up for a marksman or archer to aim atbuttclay pigeon - target used in skeet or trapshootingsports equipment - equipment needed to participate in a particular sport
5.target - the goal intended to be attained (and which is believed to be attainable)target - the goal intended to be attained (and which is believed to be attainable); "the sole object of her trip was to see her children"objective, aim, objectgoal, end - the state of affairs that a plan is intended to achieve and that (when achieved) terminates behavior intended to achieve it; "the ends justify the means"grail - the object of any prolonged endeavorbusiness - an immediate objective; "gossip was the main business of the evening"point - the object of an activity; "what is the point of discussing it?"thing - a special objective; "the thing is to stay in bounds"
Verb1.target - intend (something) to move towards a certain goal; "He aimed his fists towards his opponent's face"; "criticism directed at her superior"; "direct your anger towards others, not towards yourself"direct, aim, place, pointaddress - direct a question at someoneaim, take aim, train, direct, take - point or cause to go (blows, weapons, or objects such as photographic equipment) towards; "Please don't aim at your little brother!"; "He trained his gun on the burglar"; "Don't train your camera on the women"; "Take a swipe at one's opponent"home in, range in, zero in - direct onto a point or target, especially by automatic navigational aids

target

noun1. mark, goal, bull's-eye We threw knives at targets.2. goal, aim, objective, end, mark, object, intention, ambition, Holy Grail (informal) school leavers who fail to reach their targets3. victim, butt, prey, quarry, scapegoat In the past they have been the targets of racist abuse.verb1. attack, aim at, pick out, single out, fire at The terrorists targeted military bases.2. choose, select, single out, earmark, fix on The company has targeted adults as its primary customers.on target3. accurate, precise, spot on (informal), on the mark He was dead on target when he took the penalty.4. on schedule, on time, on course, on track We were still right on target for our deadline.target something at something or someone aim at, focus on, direct at, intend for, level at, position for marketing activities targeted at export markets

target

noun1. One that is fired at, attacked, or abused:butt, mark.2. What one intends to do or achieve:aim, ambition, design, end, goal, intent, intention, mark, meaning, object, objective, point, purpose, view, why.Idioms: end in view, why and wherefore.verb1. To make a target of:mark.Idiom: draw a bead on.2. To have in mind as a goal or purpose:aim, contemplate, design, intend, mean, plan, project, propose, purpose.Regional: mind.
Translations
目标靶子对象

target

(ˈtaːgit) noun1. a marked board or other object aimed at in shooting practice, competitions etc with a rifle, bow and arrow etc. His shots hit the target every time. 靶子 靶子2. any object at which shots, bombs etc are directed. Their target was the royal palace. 目標 目标3. a person, thing etc against which unfriendly comment or behaviour is directed. the target of criticism. (批評或嘲弄的)對象 (批评或嘲弄的)对象

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dead on target

1. Precisely aimed, as of a shot or throw. His shot was dead on target from nearly midfield, placed perfectly in the corner of the goal. That pitcher has been throwing dead on target all game, striking out nearly every batter.2. Exactly correct or to the intended point. I think her speech was dead on target about what this country needs to prioritize for the future.See also: dead, on, target

Target run

A shopping trip to the department store Target. A: "How does every Target run end up costing me at least $50?" B: "Because you say you're only getting milk and paper towels, and then you come home with 12 other things."See also: run, target

on target

As predicted, expected, or planned; totally accurate or precise. Her figures for the tax bill were right on target. The new doctor is a walking encyclopedia—she's always on target with her observations.See also: on, target

be shooting for the same target

Of two or more people, to be working toward the same aim or goal. Look, I know we disagree sometimes, but we're still shooting for the same target here—we both want Mom to get the best medical care possible.See also: same, shoot, target

on-target

Very accurate; precise. So far their forecasts have been on-target, so I suggest we heed their warning. I must say, Robert, your analysis is right on-target.

target (someone or something) as (something)

To intend or aim for someone or something to become something or serve some purpose. The party targeted her as a viable presidential candidate very early on. We're targeting May as the launch period for our next product.See also: target

on target

on schedule; exactly as predicted. Your estimate of the cost was right on target. My prediction was not on target.See also: on, target

target someone or something as something

to aim at someone or something as something; to choose someone or something as someone or something. The board targeted Alice as a potential candidate. We targeted the first of August as the starting date.See also: target

on target

Completely accurate, wholly valid, as in Our cost estimates were right on target, or His criticisms were on target. This seemingly old expression dates only from the mid-1900s, and the colloquial use of target for a goal one wishes to achieve dates from about 1940. See also: on, target

be shooting for the same target

If two people are shooting for the same target, they are in agreement about what they are trying to achieve together. Two brains are better than one in this area, especially when they're shooting for the same target. Just so we can be sure we're both shooting at the same target, here's a summary of what will happen on Friday night.See also: same, shoot, target

a ˌsitting ˈduck/ˈtarget

a person or thing that is very easy to attack or criticize: It’s always easy to criticize teachers; they’re just sitting ducks.See also: duck, sitting, target

on-target

mod. timely; exact; incisive. Your criticism is exactly on-target.

on target

Completely accurate, precise, or valid: observations that were right on target.See also: on, target

target


target

1. a. an object or area at which an archer or marksman aims, usually a round flat surface marked with concentric rings b. (as modifier): target practice 2. Physics Electronicsa. a substance, object, or system subjected to bombardment by electrons or other particles, or to irradiation b. an electrode in a television camera tube whose surface, on which image information is stored, is scanned by the electron beam 3. Electronics an object to be detected by the reflection of a radar or sonar signal, etc.

Target

 

(Russian mishen ’), a simulated object used for training on proving grounds, on target ranges, at sea, or on rifle ranges.

For small-arms firing, targets may be round (in sporting events) or in the shape of a figure; for artillery, they may be shields, figures, and various natural objects, such as trenches and blindages; for target firing in the air, the targets may be para-chutes or cloth cones towed on a rope by an airplane or a remote-controlled dummy airplane; for target firing at sea, floating vertical (artillery) shields and other targets are used. Targets may be stationary, bobbing, or moving.

What does it mean when you dream about a target?

Dreaming about a target often reflects one’s aims and goals. Alternatively, perhaps the dreamer feels like she or he is the target of something.

target

[′tär·gət] (atomic physics) The atom or nucleus in an atomic or nuclear reaction which is initially stationary. (computer science) An index card or test document used to assist, reference, or calibrate equipment. (electronics) In an x-ray tube, the anode or anticathode which emits x-rays when bombarded with electrons. In a television camera tube, the storage surface that is scanned by an electron beam to generate an output signal current corresponding to the charge-density pattern stored there. In a cathode-ray tuning indicator tube, one of the electrodes that is coated with a material that fluoresces under electron bombardment. (engineering) The sliding weight on a leveling rod used in surveying to enable the staffman to read the line of collimation. The point that a borehole or an exploratory work is intended to reach. In radar and sonar, any object capable of reflecting the transmitted beam. (ordnance) A geographical area, complex, or installation planned for capture or destruction by military forces. A paper or pasteboard item of square or rectangular shape designed to be fired upon from a specified range during practice or while testing an automatic firearm such as an automatic rifle, machine gun, or submachine gun; it is used to establish a degree of accuracy; it usually consists of a series of geometric patterns of various shapes on a common background. (physics) An object or substance subjected to bombardment or irradiation by particles or electromagnetic radiation.

target

In surveying, see leveling rod.

target

i. An objective of an air-combat or strike mission, ELINT (electronic intelligence), or intelligence activity.
ii. Any discrete object that reflects or retransmits energy back to the radar equipment. Specifically, an object of a radar search or surveillance.

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SCSI target

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target

 [tahr´get] 1. an object or area toward which something is directed.2. the area of the anode of an x-ray tube where the electron beam collides, causing the emission of x-rays.3. a cell or organ that is affected by a particular agent, such as a hormone or drug.target (omaha) in the omaha system, on the second level of the intervention scheme, any of the 62 objects of interventions" >nursing interventions; the target serves to further describe an intervention. See also target definition.

tar·get

(tar'gĕt), 1. An object fixed as goal or point of examination.
See also: x-ray.
2. In the ophthalmometer, the mire.
See also: x-ray.
3.
See also: x-ray. Synonym(s): target organ
4. Anode of an x-ray tube.
See also: x-ray.
[It. targhetta, a small shield]

target

(tär′gĭt)n.1. A usually metal part in an x-ray tube on which a beam of electrons is focused and from which x-rays are emitted.2. Biochemistry A molecule or molecular structure, such as a protein or a nucleic acid, that a drug or other compound interacts with and modulates the activity of.tr.v. tar·geted, tar·geting, tar·gets Biochemistry To interact with as a target: drugs that target estrogen receptors.
tar′get·a·ble (-gĭ-tə-bəl) adj.

TARGET

Cardiology
Do Tirofiban And ReoPro Give similar Efficacy Trial. A trial comparing safety and efficacy of abciximab/ReoPro and tirofiban/Aggrastat in the context of stent placement/percutaneous coronary intervention.
Conclusion
Endpoints: death, acute myocardial infarction (MI), urgent revascularisation occurred in 7.6% of tirofiban patients vs 6.0% of abciximab patients.
Rheumatology
Therapeutic Arthritis Research & Gastrointestinal Event Trial. A trial comparing the GI safety of Prexige (lumiracoxib) with ibuprofen and naproxen; a secondary endpoint was cardiovascular safety.
Conclusion
The primary endpoint, including incidence of MI, did not differ between lumiracoxib and either ibuprofen or naproxen, irrespective of aspirin use.

target

adjective Pertaining to a lesion or radiologic finding in which there are ≥ 3 relatively well-circumscribed, concentrically arranged annular patterns or radiodensities noun Imaging The molecular defect that is examined in molecular imaging. See CT/PET, Molecular imaging. Cf Probe.

tar·get

(tahr'gĕt) 1. An object fixed as a goal or point of examination. 2. In the ophthalmometer, the mire. 3. Synonym(s): target organ. 4. Anode of an x-ray tube.
See also: x-ray
5. In molecular diagnostic assays, the nucleic acid species being studied. The target is single-stranded and complementary to primers and/or probes. [It. targhetta, a small shield]

target 

A pattern or an object of fixation such as a red dot or an optotype. See optotype.

tar·get

(tahr'gĕt) 1. An object fixed as goal or point of examination. 2. Anode of an x-ray tube. [It. targhetta, a small shield]

Patient discussion about target

Q. Does good and healthy diet helps in achieving the target besides regular exercises? I am planning to join a gym to have a good physique, especially to get six pack abs. I think I need to work hard to develop muscles. I have kept my targets for a year to get them. My instructor has told me that he will guide me to make a really good looking abs. Does good and healthy diet helps in achieving the target besides regular exercises? A. My experiences is that I missed to have a right diet and I lost my strength in the mid. This made me weak. And I lost all muscles very quickly. My targets were not to built abs but weight reduction. I stopped having one meal. I got slim but with lost energy. To make things worse I was having beverages. I did not notice that my health has deteriorated to a great extent. This was due to the passion to lose weight. So you keep your targets with low passion and with flexibility. Keep taking good diet and go slow and steady.
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Related to target: Target market
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Synonyms for target

noun mark

Synonyms

  • mark
  • goal
  • bull's-eye

noun goal

Synonyms

  • goal
  • aim
  • objective
  • end
  • mark
  • object
  • intention
  • ambition
  • Holy Grail

noun victim

Synonyms

  • victim
  • butt
  • prey
  • quarry
  • scapegoat

verb attack

Synonyms

  • attack
  • aim at
  • pick out
  • single out
  • fire at

verb choose

Synonyms

  • choose
  • select
  • single out
  • earmark
  • fix on

phrase on target: accurate

Synonyms

  • accurate
  • precise
  • spot on
  • on the mark

phrase on target: on schedule

Synonyms

  • on schedule
  • on time
  • on course
  • on track

phrase target something at something or someone

Synonyms

  • aim at
  • focus on
  • direct at
  • intend for
  • level at
  • position for

Synonyms for target

noun one that is fired at, attacked, or abused

Synonyms

  • butt
  • mark

noun what one intends to do or achieve

Synonyms

  • aim
  • ambition
  • design
  • end
  • goal
  • intent
  • intention
  • mark
  • meaning
  • object
  • objective
  • point
  • purpose
  • view
  • why

verb to make a target of

Synonyms

  • mark

verb to have in mind as a goal or purpose

Synonyms

  • aim
  • contemplate
  • design
  • intend
  • mean
  • plan
  • project
  • propose
  • purpose
  • mind

Synonyms for target

noun a reference point to shoot at

Synonyms

  • mark

Related Words

  • point of reference
  • reference point
  • reference
  • clout
  • drogue
  • bull's eye
  • bull

noun a person who is the aim of an attack (especially a victim of ridicule or exploitation) by some hostile person or influence

Synonyms

  • fair game
  • prey
  • quarry

Related Words

  • victim

noun the location of the target that is to be hit

Synonyms

  • target area

Related Words

  • ground zero
  • place
  • spot
  • topographic point

noun sports equipment consisting of an object set up for a marksman or archer to aim at

Synonyms

  • butt

Related Words

  • clay pigeon
  • sports equipment

noun the goal intended to be attained (and which is believed to be attainable)

Synonyms

  • objective
  • aim
  • object

Related Words

  • goal
  • end
  • grail
  • business
  • point
  • thing

verb intend (something) to move towards a certain goal

Synonyms

  • direct
  • aim
  • place
  • point

Related Words

  • address
  • aim
  • take aim
  • train
  • direct
  • take
  • home in
  • range in
  • zero in
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