aim

B1 · Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. the act of pointing a weapon or an object at a target.

n. the act of directing a weapon or projectile; the ability to hit a target accurately.

日本語:狙い※

“The hunter took careful aim before pulling the trigger.”

“The archer's aim was remarkably steady despite the gusting winds that threatened to pull the arrow off course.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to plan or hope to achieve something.

v. to direct one's efforts or intentions toward a specific goal; often followed by 'to' or 'at'.

“We aim to finish the renovations before the summer holidays start.”

“The new government policy aims at reducing carbon emissions by incentivising the transition to electric public transport.”

B1 · Intermediate

v. to point a weapon or a camera at a person or thing.

v. to direct a weapon, projectile, or device toward a specific target.

“He aimed the camera at the birds sitting on the fence.”

“The artillery crew aimed the cannon at the distant fortifications, adjusting the elevation based on the spotter's coordinates.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate

v. to design something for a specific group of people.

v. to direct a product, remark, or piece of information toward a specific audience.

“This new television show is aimed at teenagers.”

“The marketing campaign was specifically aimed at young professionals who value sustainable manufacturing over low prices.”