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)
2 comments:
Fail the first time is normal. Do it twice, is irritating. The third, if so, will be unforgivable (a "Fulfill" lover)
??? Who fails? What does "fulfill lover" mean?
BTW, some people failed 100 times!
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