Noun
/əˈteɪn.mənt/
The term "attainment" refers to the act of achieving or reaching a goal, particularly in the context of education, skills, or personal objectives. It is used in both oral and written contexts, often in discussions about educational resources, personal development, or professional achievements. The frequency of its use can be considered moderate; it appears more frequently in written texts such as academic papers, reports, and formal documents.
Attainment of a higher education degree can significantly enhance career prospects.
Достижение степени высшего образования может значительно улучшить карьерные перспективы.
The school's focus on student attainment has led to improved academic results.
Ориентация школы на успехи учащихся привела к улучшению академических результатов.
Personal attainment in sports requires dedication and hard work.
Личные достижения в спорте требуют преданности и труда.
The word "attainment" is not commonly used in strict idiomatic expressions, but it often appears within phrases that convey achieving goals or skills. Here are some related idiomatic expressions that incorporate a sense of attainment:
"The road to attainment is paved with perseverance."
Дорога к достижению вымощена настойчивостью.
"Success is the fruit of hard work and continued attainment."
Успех — это плод упорного труда и постоянных достижений.
"Each small attainment builds the foundation for greater success."
Каждое небольшое достижение создает основу для больших успехов.
The word "attainment" originates from the Middle English term "attaignement," which itself comes from the Old French "atteindre" (to reach) and the Latin "attingere," meaning "to touch or reach." The construction combines "at-" (to) and "tangere" (to touch).
Synonyms: - Achievement - Accomplishment - Attainment
Antonyms: - Failure - Setback - Loss