aspired

英 [əˈspaɪəd]

美 [əˈspaɪərd]

v.  渴望(成就); 有志(成为)
aspire的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• See also:...people who aspire to public office...They aspired to be gentlemen, though they fell far short of the ideal.aspiring

双语例句

• I had read a lot, and I aspired to learn everything I could about the subject.
  那时我大量阅读，渴望学习有关本学科的一切知识。
• Both of these empires had aspired to a kind of universality.
  这两个帝国，都渴望一种普遍性。
• In his childhood, he aspired to become a great general.
  在童年时代，他渴望成为一位伟大的将军。
• To see her once again; he still aspired to this, but he no longer expected it.
  他始终抱着和她再次相见的心愿，可是他已不再存这种希望。
• Rather as Romans aspired to Greek virtues, the new Barbarian aristocracy aspired to live like Romans.
  正如罗马人为希腊美德而狂热，新到的蛮族贵族也迫切地希望能像罗马人一样生活。
• A generation ago young people aspired to become lawyers and doctors.
  三十年前，年轻人都渴望成为律师或者医生。
• He never again aspired to disobey her.
  他从此没有再想去违抗她。
• What, I asked her, did she do if the long-only managers aspired to run hedge funds instead?
  我问她，如果做多型基金经理立志转做对冲基金，她怎么办？
• I had aspired to architect and astronomer, because they are free from the time.
  为此我曾立志当建筑家和天文学家，因为他们不会受到时间的束缚。
• As a model, Marilyn Monroe always aspired to any acting career.
  马丽琳？门罗当模特时就总是渴望在表演上干一番事业。