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1 ambitious
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2 ambitioniert
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3 weit gesteckt
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4 ehrgeizig
- {ambitious} có nhiều hoài bão, có nhiều khát vọng, có nhiều tham vọng - {highflying} nhiều tham vọng, viển vông - {soaring} bay vút lên - {towering} cao, cao ngất, cao vượt hẳn lên, mạnh mẽ, dữ tợn, hung dữ, dữ dội = nicht ehrgeizig {unambitious}+ -
5 anspruchsvoll
- {ambitious} có nhiều hoài bão, có nhiều khát vọng, có nhiều tham vọng - {difficult} khó, khó khăn, gay go, khó tính, khó làm vừa lòng - {exacting} đòi hỏi nhiều, hay đòi hỏi quá quắt, sách nhiễu, đòi hỏi phải kiên trì, đòi hỏi phải cố gắng... - {exigent} cấp bách, khẩn cấp, cấp thiết, hay đòi hỏi, đòi hỏi quá đáng, hay yêu sách - {fastidious} dễ chán, chóng chán, khó chiều, cảnh vẻ, kén cá chọn canh - {highbrow} trí thức, trí thức sách vở - {particular} đặc biệt, đặc thù, cá biệt, riêng biệt, tường tận, tỉ mỉ, chi tiết, kỹ lưỡng, cặn kẽ, câu nệ đến từng chi tiết, khảnh - {pretentious} tự phụ, kiêu căng, khoe khoang - {sophisticated} tinh vi, phức tạp, rắc rối, khôn ra, thạo đời ra, giả, giả mạo, pha, không nguyên chất = anspruchsvoll (Geschmack) {discriminating}+ -
6 ambitioniert
- {ambitious} có nhiều hoài bão, có nhiều khát vọng, có nhiều tham vọng -
7 ehrgeizig
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8 hochfliegend
I Part. Präs. hochfliegen* * *lofty* * *hoch|flie|gendadjPläne, Ideen etc ambitious; (= übertrieben) high-flown* * *hoch·flie·gendadj (geh) ambitious* * ** * ** * *Adjektiv ambitious <plan, idea, etc.>* * *adj.lofty adj. -
9 ambitioniert
Adj. (strebsam) aspiring, ambitious* * *ambitious* * *am·bi·ti·o·niert[ambitsi̯oˈni:rt]adj (geh) ambitious* * *ambitioniert adj (strebsam) aspiring, ambitious* * *adj.ambitious adj. -
10 anspruchsvoll
Adj.1. Person: demanding, exacting; (wählerisch) particular; (kritisch) critical; (übertrieben) fussy; Vorhaben: ambitious2. geistig etc.: demanding, highbrow; Ware, Zeitung etc.: upmarket* * *exigent; pretentious; fastidious; exacting; demanding; selective* * *ạn|spruchs|voll1. adj(= viel verlangend) demanding; (= übertrieben anspruchsvoll) hard to please, fastidious; (= wählerisch) discriminating; (= kritisch) critical; (= hohe Ansprüche stellend) Stil, Buch ambitious; Geschmack, Musik highbrow; (= kultiviert) sophisticated; (= hochwertig) high-quality, superior, up-marketder Füllhalter für Anspruchsvolle — the pen for people who are hard to please
2. adv(= kultiviert) in a sophisticated manner* * *1) (requiring a lot of effort, ability etc: a demanding job.) demanding2) (requiring much effort or work from a person: a very exacting job.) exacting3) (suitable for, or typical of, sophisticated people: The joke was too sophisticated for the child to understand; sophisticated clothes/hairstyles.) sophisticated* * *an·spruchs·voll1. (besondere Anforderungen habend) demandingsehr \anspruchsvoll fastidious, hard to please pred* * *Adjektiv (wählerisch) demanding, discriminating < gourmet, reader, audience>; (schwierig) demanding; ambitious < subject>* * *anspruchsvoll adj1. Person: demanding, exacting; (wählerisch) particular; (kritisch) critical; (übertrieben) fussy; Vorhaben: ambitious2. geistig etc: demanding, highbrow; Ware, Zeitung etc: upmarket* * *Adjektiv (wählerisch) demanding, discriminating <gourmet, reader, audience>; (schwierig) demanding; ambitious < subject>* * *adj.exacting adj.fastidious adj.pretentious adj. adv.exactingly adv.fastidiously adv.pretentiously adv. -
11 aufstrebend
Adj.* * *(Land) emergent* * *auf|stre|bendadj (fig)Land, Volk striving for progress, aspiring; Stadt up-and-coming, striving; Persönlichkeit ambitious; Bürgertum, Volkswirtschaft rising* * *auf·stre·bendeine \aufstrebende Stadt an up-and-coming [or a thriving] town2. (ehrgeizig) ambitious* * *Adjektiv rising < talent, bourgeoisie, industry>; < nation, people> striving for progressein aufstrebender junger Mann — an ambitious and up-and-coming young man
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12 strebsam
* * *industrious* * *streb|sam ['ʃtreːpzaːm]adjassiduous, industrious* * *streb·sam[ˈʃtre:pza:m]adj assiduous, industrious* * *Adjektiv ambitious and industrious* * *B. adv assiduously, diligently;strebsam bemüht making assiduous efforts (to succeed)* * *Adjektiv ambitious and industrious -
13 hochgesteckt
hoch|ge|steckt [-gəʃtɛkt]adj(fig Ziele) ambitious; Ansprüche, Erwartungen considerable* * *hoch·ge·stecktII. adj1. Haar pinned up2. Ziele ambitious* * *hochgesteckt adj:hochgestecktes Ziel ambitious aim -
14 himmelstürmend
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15 ehrgeizig
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16 ambitiös
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17 Ehrgeiz
m ambition; krankhafter / großer Ehrgeiz fanatical / great ( oder enormous) ambition; vor lauter Ehrgeiz driven ( oder fired) by ambition; sie macht es aus Ehrgeiz she does it out of ambition ( oder because she’s ambitious); er hat den Ehrgeiz, Weltmeister zu werden his ambition is ( oder he wants) to become world champion; seinen Ehrgeiz an etw. setzen set one’s heart on doing s.th., make it a point of hono(u)r to do s.th.* * *der Ehrgeizambition* * *Ehr|geizmambition* * ** * *Ehr·geiz[ˈe:ɐ̯gaits]m kein pl ambitionkrankhafter \Ehrgeiz morbid ambitionkeinen \Ehrgeiz haben to have no [or be lacking in] ambitioner ist ein Mann von sehr großem \Ehrgeiz he is a man of boundless [or unbridled] ambitionseinen \Ehrgeiz dareinsetzen, etw zu tun to make it one's [sole] ambition to do sth* * *der ambition* * *Ehrgeiz m ambition;krankhafter/großer Ehrgeiz fanatical/great ( oder enormous) ambition;vor lauter Ehrgeiz driven ( oder fired) by ambition;sie macht es aus Ehrgeiz she does it out of ambition ( oder because she’s ambitious);er hat den Ehrgeiz, Weltmeister zu werden his ambition is ( oder he wants) to become world champion;seinen Ehrgeiz an etwas setzen set one’s heart on doing sth, make it a point of hono(u)r to do sth* * *der ambition* * *m.ambition n. -
18 einschätzen
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)2. fig. (beurteilen) judge; (einstufen) rate, assess; einschätzen als rate ( oder see) as; hoch / niedrig einschätzen rate highly / not rate highly, think highly / not think highly of; zu hoch / niedrig einschätzen overvalue / undervalue; jemanden / die Lage völlig falsch einschätzen misjudge s.o. / the situation entirely; etw. richtig einschätzen judge s.th. right, be right about s.th.; wie schätzen Sie die Lage ein? what’s your view of the situation?, how do you assess the situation?; das ist schwer einzuschätzen it’s hard to say; ich hätte sie nicht als so ehrgeizig eingeschätzt I wouldn’t have thought she was so ambitious* * *to value; to rate; to weigh up; to assess* * *ein|schät|zenvt septo assess (AUCH FIN), to evaluate; (= schätzen auch) to estimatefalsch éínschätzen — to misjudge
wie ich die Lage einschätze — as I see the situation
jdn sehr hoch/niedrig éínschätzen — to have a very high/low opinion of sb
etw zu hoch/niedrig éínschätzen — to overestimate/underestimate sth
jdn/sich zu hoch/niedrig éínschätzen — to overrate/underrate sb/oneself, to have too high/low an opinion of sb/oneself
* * *(to estimate in order to calculate tax due on: My income has been assessed wrongly.) assess* * *ein|schät·zenvt▪ jdn irgendwie \einschätzen to judge sb [or assess sb's character] somehow, to consider sb to be something, to think sb is something▪ etw irgendwie \einschätzen to appraise [or assess] [or evaluate] sth somehowSie haben ihn richtig eingeschätzt your opinion of him was rightdu solltest sie nicht falsch \einschätzen don't misjudge herjdn/etw zu hoch \einschätzen to overrate sb/sthjdn/etw zu niedrig \einschätzen to underrate sb/sthjdn zur Steuer \einschätzen to assess sb for tax [purposes]* * *jemanden/eine Situation falsch einschätzen — misjudge somebody/a situation
* * *einschätzen v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)auf +akk at)hoch/niedrig einschätzen rate highly/not rate highly, think highly/not think highly of;zu hoch/niedrig einschätzen overvalue/undervalue;jemanden/die Lage völlig falsch einschätzen misjudge sb/the situation entirely;etwas richtig einschätzen judge sth right, be right about sth;wie schätzen Sie die Lage ein? what’s your view of the situation?, how do you assess the situation?;das ist schwer einzuschätzen it’s hard to say;* * *jemanden/eine Situation falsch einschätzen — misjudge somebody/a situation
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19 hinauswollen
v/i (unreg., trennb., hat -ge-)2. fig.: hinauswollen auf (+ Akk) drive at; worauf will er hinaus? auch what’s he getting at?; hoch hinauswollen aim high, be ambitious; höher hinauswollen als have set one’s sights further than* * *hi|naus|wol|lenvi septo want to go or get out (aus of)worauf willst du hinaus? (fig) — what are you getting or driving at?
hoch hináúswollen — to aim high, to set one's sights high
* * *hi·naus|wol·lenviauf den Hof/in den Garten \hinauswollen to want to go out into the yard/gardenauf die Straße \hinauswollen to want to go out to the street/roadaus der/zur Tür \hinauswollen to want to go out of the door2. (etw anstreben)Sie haben Recht, genau auf diesen Punkt wollte ich ja hinaus you're right, that's just what I was getting [or driving] at* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) want to get or go out ( aus of)2)[zu] hoch hinauswollen — (fig.) aim [too] high; set one's sights [too] high
3)worauf willst du hinaus? — (fig.) what are you getting or driving at?
auf etwas Bestimmtes hinauswollen — (fig.) have something particular in mind
* * *hinauswollen v/i (irr, trennb, hat -ge-)1. umg want to get out (aus of)2. fig:hinauswollen auf (+akk) drive at;hoch hinauswollen aim high, be ambitious;höher hinauswollen als have set one’s sights further than* * *unregelmäßiges intransitives Verb1) want to get or go out ( aus of)2)[zu] hoch hinauswollen — (fig.) aim [too] high; set one's sights [too] high
3)worauf willst du hinaus? — (fig.) what are you getting or driving at?
auf etwas Bestimmtes hinauswollen — (fig.) have something particular in mind
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20 hochstrebend
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