英语词汇“ambitious”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

ambitious

/amˈbɪʃəs

adjective

1Having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed: a ruthlessly ambitious woman...

Is he ambitious and keen to succeed by seeing you enjoy commercial success?
As Cesarani demonstrates, Eichmann was an ambitious man determined to do his job well.
They were determined and ambitious in their playing, but their performances were a mixed bag.

Synonyms

aspiring, determined, forceful, pushy, enterprising, pioneering, progressive, eager, motivated, driven, enthusiastic, energetic, zealous, committed, go-ahead, go-getting, purposeful, assertive, aggressive, hungry, power-hungry

informal on the make

eager, determined, enthusiastic, desirous, anxious, hungry, impatient, striving, yearning, longing, wishing, itching, dying, hoping, avid, hankering;

intent on

informal raring

1.1(Of a plan or piece of work) intended to satisfy high aspirations and therefore difficult to achieve: an ambitious enterprise...

The project proposes the most ambitious plans for the parish church in over 100 years.
It was a bold and ambitious plan that took no account of the terrain or local conditions.
To make the ambitious plans work, the house next door also had to be bought.

Synonyms

difficult, exacting, demanding, formidable, challenging, hard, arduous, onerous, tough, stiff, strenuous;

bold, grandiose, extravagant, monumental

informal killing, hellish

British informal knackering

archaic toilsome

Derivatives

ambitiously

/amˈbɪʃəsli

/ adverb ...

Most ambitiously, in 1961 an 11-metre-tall Jacob Epstein sculpture was displayed on the roof of Waverley Market.
He dealt with something ambitiously named ‘life coaching’, which is a service that some businesses provide for top staff.
‘I see us competing for the national championship,’ he declared ambitiously.

ambitiousness

/amˈbɪʃəsnəs

/ noun ...

She tried to figure out when she lost her drive, her ambitiousness, when she lost her will power.
Inherent in this are his qualities of individuality, ambitiousness, justice, and straightforwardness.
But it has a depth and ambitiousness that are worthy of praise.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French ambitieux or Latin ambitiosus, from ambitio (see ambition).

单词	ambitious
释义	ambitious /amˈbɪʃəs / adjective 1Having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed: a ruthlessly ambitious woman... Is he ambitious and keen to succeed by seeing you enjoy commercial success? As Cesarani demonstrates, Eichmann was an ambitious man determined to do his job well. They were determined and ambitious in their playing, but their performances were a mixed bag. Synonyms aspiring, determined, forceful, pushy, enterprising, pioneering, progressive, eager, motivated, driven, enthusiastic, energetic, zealous, committed, go-ahead, go-getting, purposeful, assertive, aggressive, hungry, power-hungry informal on the make eager, determined, enthusiastic, desirous, anxious, hungry, impatient, striving, yearning, longing, wishing, itching, dying, hoping, avid, hankering; intent on informal raring 1.1(Of a plan or piece of work) intended to satisfy high aspirations and therefore difficult to achieve: an ambitious enterprise... The project proposes the most ambitious plans for the parish church in over 100 years. It was a bold and ambitious plan that took no account of the terrain or local conditions. To make the ambitious plans work, the house next door also had to be bought. Synonyms difficult, exacting, demanding, formidable, challenging, hard, arduous, onerous, tough, stiff, strenuous; bold, grandiose, extravagant, monumental informal killing, hellish British informal knackering archaic toilsome Derivatives ambitiously /amˈbɪʃəsli / adverb ... Most ambitiously, in 1961 an 11-metre-tall Jacob Epstein sculpture was displayed on the roof of Waverley Market. He dealt with something ambitiously named ‘life coaching’, which is a service that some businesses provide for top staff. ‘I see us competing for the national championship,’ he declared ambitiously. ambitiousness /amˈbɪʃəsnəs / noun ... She tried to figure out when she lost her drive, her ambitiousness, when she lost her will power. Inherent in this are his qualities of individuality, ambitiousness, justice, and straightforwardness. But it has a depth and ambitiousness that are worthy of praise. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French ambitieux or Latin ambitiosus, from ambitio (see ambition). Rhymes adventitious, Aloysius, auspicious, avaricious, capricious, conspicuous, delicious, expeditious, factitious, fictitious, flagitious, judicious, lubricious, malicious, Mauritius, meretricious, nutritious, officious, pernicious, propitious, repetitious, seditious, siliceous, superstitious, suppositious, surreptitious, suspicious, vicious
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ambitious

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ambitiously

ambitiousness

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