Pronunciation: /əˈtʃivər/
noun a person who successfully attains a goal or accomplishes a task
A1 She is an achiever because she always completes her tasks on time.
A2 As an achiever, he is constantly setting new goals for himself.
B1 Being an achiever, she has won several awards for her outstanding performance.
B2 The company recognized him as a top achiever for exceeding his sales targets.
C1 Her reputation as a high achiever in the field of science is well-known.
C2 As a seasoned achiever, he has achieved great success in his career and personal life.
adjective describing someone who is successful in achieving their goals
A1 She is an achiever student in her class.
A2 The achiever team won the championship.
B1 As an achiever employee, she was promoted to a higher position.
B2 His achiever mindset helped him overcome many obstacles.
C1 The achiever entrepreneur built a successful business from scratch.
C2 Being an achiever leader, she inspired her team to reach new heights.
formal She is a dedicated achiever who consistently meets and exceeds her goals.
informal He's always been a high achiever, getting top marks in all his classes.
slang That dude is a straight-up achiever, always hustling and grinding to reach his dreams.
figurative The marathon runner was an achiever, pushing through the pain to cross the finish line.
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