How do you use "achievement" in a sentence?

Winning the award was her greatest achievement. Academic achievement is important, but not everything. He felt a real sense of achievement after finishing the marathon.

achievement

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Meaning: Something accomplished successfully through effort and skill

成就，成绩，达成

logro, hazaña, realización

達成、業績、功績

성취, 업적, 공적

An achievement is something accomplished successfully through effort and skill, or the process of achieving something. It often refers to notable successes in education, career, or personal goals. 'A sense of achievement' means feeling proud of what you've done.

achievement是通过努力和技能成功完成的事情，或实现某事的过程。它通常指教育、职业或个人目标方面的显著成功。「a sense of achievement」意思是对自己所做的事感到自豪。

Un achievement es algo logrado exitosamente a través del esfuerzo y la habilidad, o el proceso de lograr algo. A menudo se refiere a éxitos notables en educación, carrera u objetivos personales. «A sense of achievement» significa sentirse orgulloso de lo que has hecho.

achievementは、努力とスキルによって成功裏に達成されたもの、または何かを達成するプロセスです。教育、キャリア、または個人的な目標における注目すべき成功を指すことがよくあります。「a sense of achievement」は自分がしたことを誇りに思う気持ちを意味します。

achievement는 노력과 기술을 통해 성공적으로 이루어낸 것, 또는 무언가를 달성하는 과정을 말합니다. 교육, 직업, 개인적 목표에서의 주목할 만한 성공을 가리키는 경우가 많습니다. 'a sense of achievement'는 자신이 해낸 일에 대한 자부심을 의미합니다.

Examples

Winning the award was her greatest achievement.
获奖是她最大的成就。
Ganar el premio fue su mayor logro.
賞を受賞したことは彼女の最大の業績でした。
수상은 그녀의 가장 큰 업적이었습니다.
Academic achievement is important, but not everything.
学业成绩很重要，但不是一切。
El rendimiento académico es importante, pero no lo es todo.
学業成績は重要ですが、すべてではありません。
학업 성취는 중요하지만 전부는 아닙니다.
He felt a real sense of achievement after finishing the marathon.
完成马拉松后，他感到真正的成就感。
Sintió una verdadera sensación de logro después de terminar el maratón.
マラソンを完走した後、彼は本当の達成感を感じました。
마라톤을 완주한 후 그는 진정한 성취감을 느꼈습니다.

Pronunciation

Usage Guide

Context: general

Tone: neutral

Origin & History

From Old French 'achevement' meaning 'a finishing, completion', from 'achever' (to bring to an end), from 'a-' (to) + 'chief' (head, end), from Latin 'caput' (head). Originally meant 'completion'; the sense of 'a great accomplishment' followed.

Cultural Context

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal