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Adjective(1) having a strong desire for success or achievement(2) requiring full use of your abilities or resources(3) desiring success(4) requiring great effort(5) ability

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Adjective(1) having a strong desire for success or achievement(2) requiring full use of your abilities or resources(3) desiring success(4) requiring great effort(5) ability

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(1) The most important step in reaching this ambitious goal is to stop pollution at its source.(2) However, Lochhead argued, it is crucial that the new institution tries not to be too ambitious .(3) they were too ambitious(4) They were determined and ambitious in their playing, but their performances were a mixed bag.(5) Is he ambitious and keen to succeed by seeing you enjoy commercial success?(6) Town hall chiefs have agreed to submit the ambitious proposal to the Transport Department.(7) Youngsters in the town were on hand on Saturday as work began on another ambitious project in the town.(8) It is an ambitious work, with inevitable moments of awkwardness and pretension.(9) Turnover has doubled in the past two years as the company embarked on an ambitious expansion programme.(10) Clever, ambitious and moderate as he is, I do not for a moment think he expects his party to win the election.(11) Its predominance in west and central Africa is coming to an end as South Africa becomes more ambitious .(12) People in Cottingley had arranged fundraising ventures for the ambitious project.(13) Parents are set to be given their say on ambitious plans which could see a York school sold to make way for a new one.(14) And work is now due to start on the ambitious project to meet the timescale for claiming the award.(15) The project proposes the most ambitious plans for the parish church in over 100 years.(16) That is why younger, leaner, more ambitious colleges are now the real powerhouses of learning.

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(1) The most important step in reaching this ambitious goal is to stop pollution at its source.(2) However, Lochhead argued, it is crucial that the new institution tries not to be too ambitious .(3) they were too ambitious(4) They were determined and ambitious in their playing, but their performances were a mixed bag.(5) Is he ambitious and keen to succeed by seeing you enjoy commercial success?(6) Town hall chiefs have agreed to submit the ambitious proposal to the Transport Department.(7) Youngsters in the town were on hand on Saturday as work began on another ambitious project in the town.(8) It is an ambitious work, with inevitable moments of awkwardness and pretension.(9) Turnover has doubled in the past two years as the company embarked on an ambitious expansion programme.(10) Clever, ambitious and moderate as he is, I do not for a moment think he expects his party to win the election.(11) Its predominance in west and central Africa is coming to an end as South Africa becomes more ambitious .(12) People in Cottingley had arranged fundraising ventures for the ambitious project.(13) Parents are set to be given their say on ambitious plans which could see a York school sold to make way for a new one.(14) And work is now due to start on the ambitious project to meet the timescale for claiming the award.(15) The project proposes the most ambitious plans for the parish church in over 100 years.(16) That is why younger, leaner, more ambitious colleges are now the real powerhouses of learning.

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(1) be ambitious

(2) ambitious person

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(1) be ambitious

(2) ambitious person

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1. aspiring

2. eager

3. difficult

4. challenging

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1. aspiring

2. eager

3. difficult

4. challenging

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