aiming
v.v. trying to hit a target or reach a specific goal. You use this when you are pointing a weapon or tool at something, or when you have a plan for the future.
v. pointing a weapon or object at a target; alternatively, directing one's efforts or intentions toward achieving a specific outcome.
She is aiming for a promotion by the end of the year.
The archer spent several seconds aiming at the center of the target before releasing the arrow.
By aiming for a more sustainable supply chain, the corporation hopes to reduce its carbon footprint while simultaneously appealing to environmentally conscious consumers.
Often followed by the preposition 'at' for physical targets or 'for' and 'to' for abstract goals.
I am aiming at win the raceI am aiming to win the raceWhen expressing an intention with a verb, use 'aiming to' followed by the infinitive rather than 'aiming at'.