Translations for „aspiration“ in the English » Chinese Dictionary

aspiration [ˌæspəˈreıʃən] N

1. aspiration:

aspiration

渴望 kěwàng

aspiration

抱负 bàofù

cherish a high aspiration

胸怀壮志

He has no aspiration for [or after] fame.

他不图成名。

2. aspiration:

aspiration

(发)送气音 sòngqìyīn

3. aspiration MED:

aspiration

抽吸 chōuxī

Usage examples with aspiration

cherish a high aspiration

胸怀壮志

He has no aspiration for [or after] fame.

他不图成名。

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

It is an integral part of the whole social system, and shares its aspirations and its defects (p. 207).

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I don't have real big aspirations to be a movie star.

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Though she wanted to become a schoolteacher or social worker, her biggest aspiration was to be a musician.

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Simple aspiration of pleural fluid can relieve breathlessness rapidly but fluid and symptoms will usually recur within a couple of weeks.

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With the coming of independence, each nation's economic aspirations took on new dimensions, focusing on industrialization and modernization of agriculture.

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This does not stop them from causing harm to other clubs with greater aspiration.

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They refused the bourgeois middle-class aspirations of money, respectability and comfort; rejected its moral codes.

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He passed his bar examinations, though never practised as a barrister, preferring a career as an actor, and also had aspirations as a poet.

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However, other studies have before and since emphasized womens early life experiences in shaping their career aspirations.

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For younger patients, operation is usually preferred, whereas the elderly or unfit can have aspirations repeated whenever the hydrocoele becomes uncomfortably large.

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