"Achievement"의 정의와 사용법 및 예문에 관한 질문

A: She is not useless but she didn't do everything by herself either. Someone else helped her do it.

A: don’t talk down on me is telling the other person not to disrespect you as a person, don’t talk down on my achievements means not to disrespect or dishonour the accomplishments you’ve made and are proud of

A: a thing that sb has done successfully using their own effort and skill

A: you did something successfully

A: The question means to ask if the Soviet Union marked a US achievement as something they wanted to beat. For example, the USSR was in clear competition with the US as to who would "win" the space race. Space exploration and the moon landing were areas the two nations were continuously try to show they got farther in, or "topped" one another in.

A: He practices everyday towards the achievement of his goal.

A: For him to pass a test he thought he would fail, was a great achievement for him.
She looked back at all of her achievements in life.
They achieved a lot in these past few days.
Strive for what you can achieve.

A: there no common expressions with "personal achievement", but here's one usage example:

I was very proud of delivering this project on time. I consider this a personal achievement.

it means that even though there were other people involved in this project, you personally take credit for making sure that it was delivered on time

A: My achievement was praised
I earned an achievement in a game

A: "What were your achievements in the past few years?"

"My greatest achievements are.... "

"What achievement did you get in school?"

A: Academic achievement is a general term used to characterize your overall performance in school. Grade is a number or letter which indicates your performance in a specific course. (Grade also revers to the level you are in in elementary school through high school-grades 1 through 12)

A: to ensure of your achievement -> incorrect

A: Most people don’t use the word splendid that much. They use cool, awesome, amazing...., but a splendid performance means that a concert or band or play that you have just watched was good, so you can say “That’s a splendid performance!” A splendid achievement means that you have just reached your goal in something or your friend has,and then you can say/reply, “That’s a splendid achievement!”

A: Goal and objective are pretty much the same.
Achievement has a slightly different meaning as it implies you already have it, unlike both other words, which just declare the intention of achieving something.

So, goals and objectives turn into achievements after you complete them.

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A: 'to come' means 'in the future'. 未来。未来の長年の記録になります。In the google translation it's にわたる that indicates future.

Compare 'years to come' (in the future) to 'years gone by' (in the past).

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A: I'm guessing you want an audio file.

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A: I think this natural because it describes what the achievement is and what the study is saying

A: Most of all, going to the English camp made it possible for me to meet different people and gain valuable experiences that I've never had before. This allowed me to expand my social network and broaden my perspective.

Moreover, it inspired me to make more of an effort (or you could say 'made me want to put more effort into things') and become responsible for what I do. Then, I will be able to concentrate better and this can bring about a better outcome at school (or you could say 'this can help me to get a better outcome (or result) at school.

Your English is super good! Sounds great!

A: Our YouTube channel is one of the meaningful achievements that we’ve got

A: One of my goals in life is to become a dependable man.

An achievement is something that has happened in the past. "To become" implies the future.

A: While this sentence is grammatically correct, saying "achieved many great achievements" sounds redundant, so it seems a bit unnatural. This goes for just about any nouns created from verbs, like "accomplished an accomplishment", "stated a statement" or "awarded an award".

The best option is to replace either "achieve" or "achievement" with something else:
"They have achieved many great things in their research fields"
"They have made many great achievements in their research fields"