たっせい
Meanings
Noun
Verb (する, transitive)
1. achievement; attainment; accomplishment; realization
It is a goal, but I have never been able to achieve it even once.
Pitch accent
た
っせい
Used in vocabulary (5 in total)
sense of accomplishment
achievement of one's goal; goal achievement
achievable; attainable
Examples (27 in total)
At last, Mayuko achieved her goal.
We have achieved all our aims.
He is sure to accomplish his purpose.
This plan is impossible to accomplish.
That aim is impossible to attain.
At last he achieved his goal.
In that case, it is highly likely that the objective cannot be achieved.
There is not even a sign of the desire to achieve victory.
Finally, Tom achieved his goal.
She achieved the goal of winning the prize.
He tried hard, but achieved nothing.
As a result, the vow was not fulfilled.
He achieved his aim of studying abroad.
What is the time and cost to achieve that?
I have to attain my purpose at all costs.
I will accomplish my purpose step by step.
How can I meet this quota?
It is a goal, but I have never been able to achieve it even once.
He worked hard to obtain his objective.
If the mission is accomplished, we shall be free.
I have made up my mind to achieve my goals in three years.
Women have achieved equality in some areas.
Yes, we will all achieve the mission and secure our graduation!
With the achievement of the Triple Crown, expectations are rising even higher!
She prides herself on her many accomplishments.
We must achieve our aim at any price.
After that I kept on fighting and beat fifty opponents in a row.