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aspire English

Meaning aspire meaning

What does aspire mean?

aspire

— verb (= draw a bead on) have an ambitious plan or a lofty goal

Synonyms aspire synonyms

What other words have the same or similar meaning as aspire?

aspire English » English

aim strive yearn long for desire long endeavour crave want try hope for aspire to shoot for seek pursue hope wish intend hanker go for expect endeavor draw a bead on be ambitious ache yen will want exceedingly vie turn to try out tap struggle solicit slobber slaver seek after rush run request please plan pine passion move look forward to like grab go after get

Topics aspire topics

What do people use aspire to talk about?
Language and thought Want Decide, plan

Determined
Language and thought Emotion Feel good

Like, love
Language and thought

Want

Conjugation aspire conjugation

How do you conjugate aspire?

aspire · verb

Examples aspire examples

How do I use aspire in a sentence?

Simple sentences

The basic question is, what vision do you aspire to?
You must want to burn yourself in your own flame: How could you aspire to be new, if you don't become ashes first!
You can't aspire to a political career! Your father will disinherit you.

Movie subtitles

We are simple mortals. and must not aspire towards their exalted realm.
He must not aspire to any virtue which cannot be shared.
I say all Christians should aspire to do battle.
She thought I could aspire to be just about anything.
From your stronghold, Spider's Web, you may yet aspire to all the world.
And what qualifications has he that entitle him to aspire to such great office?
You aspire to a world like Homer's. You want it to exist, but unfortunately it doesn't.
Far from it! And me too I aspire to more freedom!
I thought every Christian was to aspire to sainthood.
We Chinese aspire to a more peaceful, loving and equal world.
Of course, you realize that is the greatest, musical accolade. To which any musicans can aspire.
But you must continue to aspire to. Do not give up.
What can he aspire to - a commander of the guard?
From this day on, your Kaiser urges you all to aspire to such strength, to such bravery, to such obedience to your God and your country.
They said that I must die because I aspire to be a god, because I'm mad.
Do you deny saying that I aspire to be a god?
Even rogues aspire to grand ideals.
In order to defend your ideals, you've to aspire to a superior position.
And me too I aspire to more freedom!
He can only aspire one thing.
I think you're not used to the life here, you aspire luxurious life style, right?
Women should not aspire to that kind of violence.
We might aspire after good, but our real fascination lies with evil.
Or shall we aspire to a more noble purpose and build decent housing for the poor?
You aspire to power?
I don't need to aspire to power.
To aspire to be something more, there's a wall to climb over. A wall?
That I aspire to such an honour?
But you must continue to aspire to.
Shall we continue to build palace after palace for the rich? Or shall we aspire to a more noble purpose and build decent housing for the poor?
I aspire to be a diver - let them teach me to be one!
And this newness must be beautiful if we aspire to an ideal of beauty for things and people in general.
Everything you've worked hard to accomplish, we aspire to.
So here you are, on one hand, trying to aspire to really do something, on the other hand, you're not allowed to be pretentious.
Some Vulcans aspire all their lives to achieve what you have by design.
Everyone in Germany, regardless of age. must aspire to. the highest principles of National Socialism.
You don't aspire to reach the nose.

News and current affairs

I don't want to reach the destination that some of our partners may aspire to.
Let us make our leaders aware that we aspire to shared peace and prosperity.
Fortunately, others in the profession do aspire to relevance, and they have been chastened by the events of the last five years, when price movements that the models predicted should occur once in a million years were observed several times a week.
They also aspire to increase the Continent's strategic power.
The reason democratic politics leads to manipulation is that politicians do not aspire to tell the truth.
It is ironic that, at a time when many in the developing world are entering, or aspire to enter, the emerging middle class, wealth in much of the developed world is becoming more concentrated at the top.
He also noted that countries like Germany and Japan that aspire to permanent UN Security Council membership have a particular responsibility of global stewardship in reaching the target.
Havel, who has inspired Liu as he has so many others who aspire to freedom, wrote a public letter to Chinese President Hu Jintao after Liu's latest imprisonment.
Many citizens of France's 24 partners in the European Union, or of states that aspire to enter the EU soon, are angry - indeed, indignant - at France's rejection of the European Union's constitutional treaty.
If it took Obama, a man strong-willed enough to aspire to and achieve the US presidency, five years to kick the habit, it is not surprising that hundreds of millions of smokers find themselves unable to quit.
But, whereas only half of Europeans now aged 55-64 finished secondary education, four in five 25-34-year-olds have done so, and they naturally aspire to better things.
And while no one wants to be a victim, many people nowadays want to have been a victim: they aspire to victim status.
Ordinary Ukrainians aspire to law and order; businessmen want their playing field to be leveled with the richest and most well connected.
Countries that aspire to compete with US universities should take note.
It aspires to join the European Union, and would bring the EU to our three borders, even as we, too, aspire to join one day.
But it is all too easy to forget that the development of this market was initially welcomed, because it enabled even people who would not normally qualify for a mortgage loan to aspire to homeownership.
Despite decades of immense government support, Japan's rural sector cannot even aspire to feed its declining population.
But the question is not only one for those who aspire to be world leaders.
The bad news is that their anchor may remain both tentative and insufficient to restore the level of growth and financial stability to which billions of people aspire.
Why aspire to improve access to information technology (the Internet, mobile phones) but not to basic energy?
At the same time, the performance on the Council of those countries that aspire to permanent membership will be seen as a harbinger of what would come if they were to succeed.
This would reduce their incentive to migrate and, in cases where people still aspire to reach Europe, facilitate a more orderly process.
While China's rulers aspire to shape a Sino-centric Asia, their efforts to intimidate smaller neighbors hardly make China a credible candidate for Asian leadership.
Rather, they highlight the radicals' desperation to influence a region where the overwhelming majority of Muslims aspire to integrate into, rather than challenge, the established order.
In return, the new, unified country that we aspire to build will serve the interests of its neighbors and those of the wider international community in promoting global peace and prosperity.
By broadening access to existing treatments and investing in research to develop new therapies, we can aspire to eliminate one of the oldest and most widespread causes of human misery.

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