ACHIEVE (verb)
- achieve [fame, fortune, glory, orgasm]
- achieve the [highest, best, lowest]
- (can) achieve your [goals, dreams, desires, true potential]
- achieve your [personal, financial, weight, career] goals
- achieve the [minimum, maximum]
- achieve a better [result, outcome]
- achieve [greater, higher, maximum][efficiency]
- achieve [greater] [efficiency, effectiveness, performance, quality]
- achieve [perfection, success, excellence]
- striving to achieve [success, her goals]
- achieve by any means [necessary, possible]
- (can be) achieved through [hard work, dedication]
- the [mission, objective, goal] has been achieved
- [never, already] achieved before
- [hard, difficult, tough, impossible, easy] to achieve
- students [do not, are struggling to, barely] achieve in school
- what (do) you want to achieve in life
- what it is that you [really, most] want to achieve
- what you hope to achieve (by)
- there is [nothing, little] to be achieved by
FULFILL (verb)
- does not fulfill the (minimum) requirements
- in order to fulfill the requirements (necessary) for
- fulfilled his promise (to)
- fulfill the needs of
- fulfill your [obligations, duties, responsibilities]
- fulfilled its mission
- fulfill [certain, all] requirements
- a failure to fulfill [certain] requirements
- fulfilled the role of
- is fulfilled by
- finally fulfilled his dream to [be, become, go]
- [was not able to, couldn't] fulfill his ambition
- fulfill yourself [with, by, through]
- fulfilled the prophecy
- the prophecy is being fulfilled
- will process and fulfill your order within [one week]
- work [overtime, round the clock] to fulfill the order
- fulfilled the order on [Monday]
- fulfill all orders within [one week]
- not enough [stock, inventory] to fulfill orders
ATTAIN (verb)
- attain your [goals, objectives, dreams]
- attain [success, proficiency, enlightenment]
- attain the highest level of [achievement, excellence, recognition]
- attained the [age, rank] of
- [easy, difficult, hard] to attain
- attain speeds of (up to) [150 mph]
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All Collocations here.
Vocabulary dealing with Succeeding, Achieving & Fulfilling (from CALD, 3rd Edition)

1 comment:
Fail the first time is normal. Do it twice, is irritating. The third, if so, will be unforgivable (a "Fulfill" lover)
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