shoot for

英 [ʃuːt fɔː(r)]

美 [ʃuːt fɔːr]

网络  争取; 完成; 得到

英英释义

verb

• have an ambitious plan or a lofty goal
  Synonym:draw a bead onaspireaim

双语例句

• If you shoot for the stars, you'll at least hit the moon.
  如果你射向星星，至少你会命中月亮。
• He would not shoot for the moon but he would give people secure prosperity.
  他不会进行孤注一掷的投资，而是要带给人们安全无忧的富足。
• Many people, when the begin running, shoot for the stars. I was one of those.
  许多人，刚开始跑步就想迅速达到很高的水平，我一开始跑步的时候也是如此。
• So you gonna shoot for detective now, or what?
  你现在打算当探长或者是什么？
• No one dared shoot for fear of hitting Pete.
  没人敢开枪，怕伤着皮特。
• I just know that this kind of shoot for the efforts of death is not necessarily wrong!
  我只是知道这样的拼力拼死的努力就一定没有错！
• The exhausted climbers tried to find a place for a last camp, and shoot for the summit from there were forced to retreat to BC.
  筋疲力尽的两人试图找到一个地方安顿下来，然后再向峰顶攀登，所以他们不得不撤回了大本营。
• These give you goals to shoot for and offer inventive ways to play the game.
  这些给你的目标射击，并提供创造性的方式玩游戏。
• We can shoot for the moon and try to market our products not just locally but also internationally.
  我们可以订下远大目标，尽力使我们的产品不局限于在本土销售，还要行销国际。
• Perhaps it was the day you moved out on your own, the birth of your first child, or a conversation with a friend that helped give you the confidence to shoot for the stars.
  或许那是你独立生活的日子，或许是你第一个孩子出生，或许是你和一位朋友的谈话给了你降龙伏虎的自信心。