achieve

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achieve englannista suomeksi

1. päästä päämäärään, saavuttaa, päästä tavoitteeseen

0. Verbi

1. saada aikaan, toteuttaa

2. päästä tavoitteeseen/päämäärään">päästä tavoitteeseen/päämäärään, saavuttaa

3. menestyä

4. saavuttaa

achieve englanniksi

2. To out or conclude (something, as a task) successfully; to accomplish. (defdate)

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3. (RQ:T. More Edward 5)

4. (RQ:More Iniquity)

5. (RQ:Homer Pope et al Odyssey)

6. (RQ:Gibbon Roman Empire)

7. (RQ:Isaac Taylor Saturday Evening)

8. (RQ:Melville White Jacket)

9. (RQ:Dante Cayley Divine Comedy)

10. To gain or obtain (a desired objective, result, etc.) through effort or skill; to succeed in attaining (an objective, result, etc.); to win. (defdate)

11. (RQ:Froissart Berners Cronycles) and Slewe Many of Thẽ (quote-gloss)&11805; and Wan the Passage of Comynes|folio=ccxciiii|column=1|passage=And the frenche men entred in a mong the thyckeſt of them&11805; and ſpared no more to flee thẽ (quote-gloss)&11805; than they had ben dogges&11805; and ſurely they had good cauſe ſo to do. For if y&868; flemynges had achyued the priſe ouer them&11805; they had bene ſerued of the ſame ſauce.

12. (RQ:Shakespeare Twelfth Night)

13. (RQ:Hall Contemplations) art preſented vvith that bitter, and farevvell-potion, vvherevvith dying malefactors vvere vvont to have their ſenſese ſtupified, that they might not feele the torments of their execution; (..) That draught, O Saviour, vvas not more vvelcome to the guilty then hatefull unto thee; (..) Neither meantſt thou to yeild to thy laſt enemie, but to reſiſt, and to overcome him; (..) and, in the meane time, vvouldſt not disfurniſh thy ſelfe of any of thy povverful faculties; This greateſt combat that ever vvas ſhall be fought on eeven hand; neither vvouldſt thou ſteale that victory vvhich thou novv atchivedſt over death, and hell; (..)

14. (RQ:Milton Paradise Lost)

15. (RQ:Steele Lying Lover). The Name of Soldier bids you better vvelcome: 'Tis Valour and Feats done in the Field, a Man ſhou'd be cry'd up for;—not is't ſo hard to atchieve— / ''Lat''(quote-gloss). The Fame of it you mean— (..)

16. (RQ:Mary Shelley Frankenstein)

17. (RQ:Lowell Poems)

18. (RQ:Goethe B. Taylor Faust)

19. (RQ:Black Princess of Thule) It was the fashion, in those social circles, to buy those heads of Lavender, when he chose to paint them. He had achieved a good reputation by them.

20. (quote-book)|location=Oxford, Oxfordshire|publisher=University Press|Clarendon Press|section=1st part|page=22|pageurl=https://archive.org/details/deedsofbeowulfan00earluoft/page/22/mode/1up|oclc=556817561|passage=Thou shalt not have any desire unfulfilled, if thou that mighty work with life achievest.

21. (RQ:Churchill Celebrity)

22. (quote-web)

23. (senseid) To obtain (a physical thing); to get. (defdate)

24. (RQ:Shakespeare Othello Q1). But good Leiutenant, is your Generall vviu'd? / Michael Cassio|(quote-gloss) ''Caſ''(quote-gloss). Moſt fortunately, he hath atchieu'd a maide, / That parragons deſcription, and vvild fame: (..)

25. (RQ:Speed Historie of Great Britaine)

26. (quote-text)|title=Carmen Seculare. for the Year 1700|passage=Show all the spoils by valiant kings achieved.

27. (RQ:d'Urfey Old Mode) I have bob'd your vviſe Guardian Mayor too, vvho, I hear, is crackt-brain'd yonder for loſs of his Heireſs, vvhom I have atchieved and married here in ſpite of ye by dint of Brain and Merit.

28. To end or finish (something); to terminate; to win (a battle or war). (defdate)

29. (RQ:Guevara Berners Golden Boke)

30. (RQ:Shakespeare Henry 5 Q1)

31. (RQ:Spenser Faerie Queene)

32. (RQ:Cleland Fanny Hill)

33. To attain a goal; to succeed in something, now especially in academic performance; to an effort; strive. (defdate)

34. (RQ:Shakespeare Coriolanus) Fights Dragon-like, and does atcheeue as ſoone / As dravv his Svvord: (..)

35. (RQ:Guardian 1713)ion of Souls.

36. (RQ:Longfellow Voices)

37. ''Followed by'' to: to attain a certain position, status, etc. (defdate)

38. (RQ:London Call of the Wild)

39. To to an end; conclude, end; also, to result, to out; or to be affected by fate in a certain way. (defdate)

40. (RQ:Froissart Berners Cronycles) the ryght of this warre. Wherfore all your buſynes ſhall acheue the better.

41. (RQ:Guevara Berners Golden Boke) O my frende Cincinate, thus acheueth the perſones, but the goodes neuer.|translation=The gods unmortal have made all things communicable to men mortal, except immortality: & therefore they be called immortal, because they never die, & we be called mortal and falling, because we all take an end. (..) O my friend Cincinate, thus achieveth (quote-gloss) the persons, but the gods never.