Pronunciation: /æmˈbɪʃən/
noun a strong desire to achieve something or succeed
A1 She has a big ambition to become a doctor.
A2 His ambition is to travel the world and experience different cultures.
B1 Her ambition to start her own business is what drives her every day.
B2 His ambition to climb Mount Everest shows his determination and perseverance.
C1 The politician's ambition to become the president led him to make bold decisions.
C2 Her ambition to win a Nobel Prize in literature is a lofty goal but she is dedicated to achieving it.
adjective ambitious (having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed)
A1 She has an ambitious goal of learning a new language by the end of the year.
A2 His ambition to become a successful entrepreneur is what drives him every day.
B1 The ambitious project required a lot of time and effort to complete.
B2 Her ambition to climb Mount Everest is a testament to her determination and drive.
C1 The ambitious young politician had grand plans to reform the country's healthcare system.
C2 His ambition knew no bounds as he set out to revolutionize the tech industry with his innovative ideas.
formal His ambition to become a successful entrepreneur drove him to work long hours every day.
informal She's got big ambitions to travel the world and experience new cultures.
slang That guy's ambition is off the charts - he's always hustling to make money.
figurative Her ambition soared like a bird taking flight, reaching new heights of success.
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