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1 attain
əˈteɪn гл.
1) достигать, добираться The heroic marshal, however, attained the opposite shore. ≈ Героический маршал, однако, добрался до противоположного берега.
2) достигать (о возрасте, времени) Sir Lidian had attained his sixteenth year. ≈ Сэр Лидиан достиг шестнадцатилетного возраста. He has attained to years of discretion. ≈ Он достиг зрелого возраста.
3) добиваться, достигать (to) How can we attain to such wealth? ≈ Как мы сможем достичь такого богатства? Syn: reachдостигать, добиваться - to * aims (ideals) достичь цели( идеала) - to * freedom добиться освобождения /свободы/ достигать, добираться - he *ed the opposite shore он достиг противоположного берега - to * the top of the mountain добраться до вершины горы - sequoia trees * to a great height секвойи достигают большой высоты достичь какого-л. возраста, дожить - he *ed the age of ninety он дожил до девяноста лет (to) приобретать, получать, достигать - he *ed to power( to prosperity) он достиг власти( благосостояния) - to * to man's estate достичь возмужалости -
2 attain
[ə'teɪn]гл.1) достигать, добиратьсяThe heroic marshal, however, attained the opposite shore. — Героический маршал, однако, добрался до противоположного берега.
2) достигать (о возрасте, времени)Sir Lidian had attained his sixteenth year. — Сэр Лидиан достиг шестнадцатилетнего возраста.
He has attained to years of discretion. — Он достиг зрелого возраста.
3) ( attain to) добиваться, достигатьSyn:
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