Aim to do Meaning in English
expression
ˈeɪm/ /ˈtu/, /tə/, /tɪ/ /ˈdu
EYM tuh DOO, EYM tuh DEW, EYM t-ih DOO
ˈeɪm/ /tˈuː/ /dʉː
EYM t-OO DOO
释义
To intend or plan to do something; to have a goal to achieve a specific action or result.
用法与细微差别
Common in both speech and writing, polite/formal and neutral. Often used before verbs ('aim to improve', 'aim to finish'). Not interchangeable with 'try' or 'plan', as 'aim' expresses a goal, not just an attempt or arrangement. Emphasizes intention over actual achievement.
Spanish: tener la intención de - proponerse - aspirar aPortuguese (BR): pretender - ter como objetivo - almejarPortuguese (PT): pretender - ter como objetivo - almejarChinese (Simplified): 打算 - 目的是要Chinese (Traditional): 打算 - 目的是要Hindi: लक्ष्य रखना - करने का इरादा रखनाArabic: يهدف إلى - ينوي أنBengali: লক্ষ্য করা - করার উদ্দেশ্য থাকাRussian: стремиться - ставить цельJapanese: 〜するつもりだ - 〜を目指すVietnamese: nhằm làm - đặt mục tiêu làmKorean: 하려고 하다 - 목표로 하다Turkish: amaçlamak - hedeflemekUrdu: ارادہ ہونا - مقصد رکھناIndonesian: bertujuan untuk - berniat untuk
例句
We aim to do our homework before dinner.
basic
The company aims to do better next year.
basic
He aims to do his best on the test.
basic
We aim to do more community projects this year.
natural
She aims to do everything perfectly, but sometimes it's just too much.
natural
I aim to do my best, even when things get tough.
natural