How is the word стремиться translated from Russian to English

Стараться достичь чего-то или целиться.

To try to achieve something or point at it.

verb
English translation
Aim

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  • Она стремится закончить отчёт к пятнице. She aims to finish the report by Friday.

  • Его цель — выиграть чемпионат. His aim is to win the championship.

  • Мы стремимся открыть магазин следующей весной. We aim to open the store next spring.

  • Они достигли своей цели, не потратив лишних денег. They achieved their aim without spending extra money.

  • Они и правда стремятся набрать больше сотрудников в этом году? Do they aim to hire more staff this year?

  • В чём именно цель этого упражнения? What exactly is the aim of this exercise?

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How is “стремиться” translated from Russian?
“стремиться” translates into English as “Aim”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “стремиться” mean?
Meaning of “стремиться”: Стараться достичь чего-то или целиться. In English — “Aim”.
What part of speech is “стремиться”?
“стремиться” is a verb.
Where can I see examples with “стремиться”?
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