achieved
v.v. to successfully finish something or reach a goal after working hard. You use this when you are proud of what you have done.
v. to reach a desired objective or result through effort, skill, or courage. Transitive — requires a direct object representing the goal or milestone.
She finally achieved her goal of becoming a doctor.
After months of training, the team achieved a record-breaking victory in the final match of the season.
The diplomat achieved a fragile peace between the two nations, though critics argued that the concessions made to reach the agreement were far too significant.
The verb is transitive and takes a direct object; it is frequently used in the passive voice to describe results.
He achieved to win the raceHe achieved his goal of winning the raceAchieve is followed by a noun phrase, not a to-infinitive; use 'managed to' or 'succeeded in' for actions.