СЪЩЕСТВИТЕЛНО
B2
FORMAL
1
Модел на употреба:
the attainment of [goal/state]
The treaty marked the attainment of long-awaited peace in the region.
A szerződés a régóta várt béke elérését jelentette a térségben.
Her promotion represented the attainment of a major career goal.
Az előléptetése egy fontos karriercél elérését jelentette.
The company is still far from the full attainment of its strategic objectives.
Universal healthcare remains a distant attainment for many countries.
He devoted his life to the attainment of social justice.
Примери за учащи
The prize was the attainment of his dream.
A díj az álma elérését jelentette.
Her new job is the attainment of a big goal.
Az új állása egy fontos cél elérését jelenti.
The attainment of peace took many years.
This project is important for the attainment of our plan.
He works hard for the attainment of success.
Честа грешка:
Learners sometimes use "attainment" in everyday speech where simple verbs like "get" or "reach" are more natural, e.g. saying *"the attainment of a job"* instead of *"getting a job"*. Also, they may confuse "attainment" with "obtainment"; however, in modern English, people usually say "getting" or "obtaining" something, and use "attainment" mainly with abstract goals (e.g. peace, independence, success).
Значение
successful achievement of a goal
Колокации
the attainment of independence
|the attainment of goals
|the attainment of peace
|successful attainment
|full attainment
|the attainment of objectives
Синоними
achievement (More common and slightly less formal; used in both spoken and written English.)
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accomplishment (Often more personal or positive in tone; can sound slightly more emotional.)
Антоними
failure (Stresses not achieving the desired goal, the opposite outcome of attainment.)
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non-achievement (A more neutral or technical way to say that a goal was not reached.)
Теми
goals
|work
|politics
|personal_growth
|core_vocabulary
|education
Определение
The act or result of reaching a goal you wanted.
The act or result of successfully achieving a planned goal, aim, or desired state.
СЪЩЕСТВИТЕЛНО
B2
FORMAL
2
Модел на употреба:
[someone]'s attainment in [subject/area]
Educational attainment remains strongly linked to family income.
Az iskolai végzettség továbbra is szorosan összefügg a családi jövedelemmel.
The report shows higher attainment in reading than in mathematics.
A jelentés szerint olvasásból magasabb a teljesítményszint, mint matematikából.
Schools are judged partly on the attainment levels of their students.
There are worrying gaps in attainment between different social groups.
The program aims to raise the attainment of disadvantaged pupils.
Примери за учащи
Educational attainment is higher in this city.
Ebben a városban magasabb a lakosság iskolai végzettsége.
The school wants to improve student attainment in math.
Az iskola javítani szeretné a tanulók matematikai teljesítményét.
There is a big gap in attainment between rich and poor students.
Her academic attainment is above the national average.
The government measures children’s attainment at age eleven.
Честа грешка:
Learners may not realize that "attainment" in this sense is usually uncountable and used in fixed phrases like "educational attainment" or "student attainment". Saying *"an attainment in math"* is unusual; instead, use "attainment in math" or "attainment in mathematics" without an article, or say "a high level in math".
Значение
level of success or performance
Колокации
educational attainment
|academic attainment
|high attainment
|low attainment
|attainment levels
|pupil attainment
Синоними
achievement level (More descriptive phrase; slightly less formal and more transparent in meaning.)
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performance (Broader term; can refer to how someone is doing at a particular time, not just the level reached.)
Антоними
underachievement (Specifically highlights performing below one’s potential or below expected levels.)
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low performance (Focuses on poor results, the opposite of high attainment.)
Теми
education
|work
|society
|measurement
|core_vocabulary
Определение
How high someone’s level of skill or study results is, especially in school.
The level of success or performance that a person or group has reached, especially in education or training.
СЪЩЕСТВИТЕЛНО
C1
FORMAL
3
Модел на употреба:
[someone]'s attainments in [field/area]
The post requires considerable professional attainments and leadership experience.
A pozícióhoz jelentős szakmai eredményekre és vezetői tapasztalatra van szükség.
Her musical attainments impressed everyone at the audition.
Zenei tudása mindenkit lenyűgözött a meghallgatáson.
Despite his modest manner, his scholarly attainments are remarkable.
They hired her for her linguistic attainments and international background.
The award recognizes the artistic attainments of young creators.
Примери за учащи
His academic attainments helped him get the job.
Tanulmányi eredményei segítettek neki megszerezni az állást.
She is proud of her musical attainments.
Büszke a zenei eredményeire.
The company looked at his attainments and experience.
Her language attainments are very strong.
They praised his scientific attainments.
Честа грешка:
Learners may overuse this sense in everyday speech, saying things like *"my attainments"* where native speakers would usually say "my skills", "my qualifications", or "my achievements". In modern English, "attainments" is formal and often used in written descriptions such as CVs or references.
Значение
a person’s skills or successes
Колокации
literary attainments
|artistic attainments
|scholarly attainments
|intellectual attainments
|professional attainments
Синоними
accomplishments (More common; can sound slightly more positive or socially focused.)
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qualifications (Focuses on formal certificates or degrees rather than general skills or successes.)
Антоними
lack of ability (Stresses not having skills; the opposite of having many attainments.)
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inexperience (Highlights not yet having developed the skills or achievements implied by attainments.)
Теми
personal_growth
|education
|work
|core_vocabulary
Определение
A skill, qualification, or success that a person has, often as part of their education or work.
A personal skill, qualification, or notable success that someone has obtained, especially when considered as part of their abilities or status.