aspirations

英 [ˌæspəˈreɪʃ(ə)nz]

美 [ˌæspəˈreɪʃənz]

n.  渴望; 抱负; 志向; 发送气音; 送气
aspiration的复数

柯林斯词典

• N-VAR 抱负；志向；渴望
  Some-one'saspirationsare their desire to achieve things.
  1. ...the needs and aspirations of our pupils...
     我们的学生的需要和志向
  2. He is unlikely to send in the army to quell nationalist aspirations.
     他不可能派兵去扼杀民族主义理想。
  3. ...the republic's aspiration to statehood.
     共和国想成为独立国家的愿望

双语例句

• The ways we decorate our homes and maintain our gardens reflect our personalities, passions and aspirations.
  我们装饰住宅与花园的方式反映了我们的性格、激情和渴望。
• A new generation was emerging in the Soviet Union with values and aspirations of its own.
  苏联正在出现新的一代，他们有自己的价值标准和愿望。
• This heroic utterance by Comrade Wang Jinxi voices the lofty aspirations of the workers and caders of Daqing and their families.
  王进喜同志的这句豪言壮语，表达了大庆工人、干部和家属的雄心壮志。
• Cherish high aspirations and carry out a great plan
  立大志，展宏图
• This can help the manager find out about their concerns, identify their needs and discover their career aspirations.
  这可以帮助管理者发现他们的顾虑，明确他们的需求和发现他们的职业抱负。
• Her legs can endure all of the great people's hopes and aspirations.
  她的脚可以承载湖南众多伟人的希望与期冀。
• We are united by our common hopes and aspirations for a better world.
  我们拥有共同的希望和愿望，齐心协力要求改善全世界的面貌。
• I have no aspirations such as those you impute to me.
  我可没有你归罪于我的这些欲望。
• This story reflects the lives of the people better aspirations.
  这个故事反映了人们对生活的美好愿望。
• I understand the hopes and aspirations of Hong Kong people.
  我清楚地知道香港人的需要和期望。