Pronunciation: /əˈteɪnmənt/
noun something that has been achieved or accomplished
A1 Her attainment of a high school diploma was a proud moment for her family.
A2 The student's attainment of a passing grade in math was a result of hard work and dedication.
B1 His attainment of a master's degree opened up many new career opportunities for him.
B2 The company celebrated the team's attainment of their sales target with a special dinner.
C1 The athlete's attainment of an Olympic gold medal was the culmination of years of training and sacrifice.
C2 The scientist's attainment of a Nobel Prize in physics solidified his reputation as a leading expert in the field.
formal The attainment of a college degree is seen as a significant achievement in today's society.
informal Getting that promotion was a huge attainment for him at work.
slang Dude, your attainment of scoring tickets to the concert is epic!
figurative The attainment of inner peace is a journey that requires self-reflection and mindfulness.
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