English to Maori Meaning of achilles

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Definitions of achilles in English

Verb(1) to gain with effort

Examples of achilles in English

(1) people striving to achieve(2) I intend to do everything within my power to make sure that we achieve these objectives.(3) It's also important to have a strategy from the outset if you are to achieve your objective.(4) One of the ways the law aims to achieve these consequences is by banning certain actions.(5) to achieve a result(6) to achieve a dream(7) to achieve a target(8) to achieve an aim at the cost of sth else(9) He cannot be expected to achieve results by dint of enthusiasm and fresh ideas alone.(10) It brings it home to us what we can achieve on this tour if that is the way we are training.(11) those who'll go on to achieve later in life(12) The report also said that the pupils had made good progress to achieve the test results.(13) He is a progressive and modern farmer who achieves excellent results.(14) We are achieving significant results in reducing crime and the fear of crime.(15) Now all of this is possible and achievable in the space of a few hours.(16) She had been trying to sort out her drug problem independently and had been achieving very little because of it.

(1) achieve success ::

whakatutuki angitu

(2) achieve a goal ::

te whakatutuki i te whāinga

(3) achieve one's ambition ::

whakatutuki tetahi o hao

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