aspire in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

aspire in the PONS Dictionary

aspire Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

to aspire to sth
aspirar a algo
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The company aspires to create music for several types of media like television, commercials, films, and film trailers, as well as video games.
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The nobles, in turn, are supported only insofar as they do not aspire above their station.
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That is, it aspired to develop closer relations with a region with which it shared significant historical and cultural ties.
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She began playing the piano at age four and aspired to be a musician at a very young age.
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They aspire to broaden their horizons and share ideas and perspectives with a diverse array of people.
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She sometimes offers beauty advice to the others, and aspires to become a famous rock star.
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He understands his world on a very literal level, and does nt aspire to become more than he is.
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It aspires to reach out to 25 lakh farmers.
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Badger gave him the opportunity to create the rural lifestyle to which he aspired.
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Her poems, mostly written in the 1930s, reflect the radical and minimalistic outlook that all art aspired toward during this period in history.
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