Examples of using Aspired in English and their translations into Polish
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Official
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
Although I never aspired to be a video ho,
Meanwhile, 22 of Mr Kibaki's ministers, who aspired to be MPs,
A binding social protection floor should be aspired to as part of these measures.
it was only for those who aspired to join the euro area,
many nonincumbents who aspired to city office sought out the landlords
The young aspired to a change in politics
I thought your men aspired to the same high standards that my father instilled in you.
including power in our homeland, aspired to realise this kingdom….
Ksenia Nikolaevna wrote:"The father very much aspired to the Solovki, wanted to tell about the declaration of the metropolitan Sergiya….
In occupied territories Hitlerites aspired by the most severe terror to suppress any ability to resistance at the population,
To be fair it is worth noticing that the contingent, not best in moral sense, aspired to these administrative positions.
From time immemorial the person aspired to self-knowledge and self-improvement through understanding of victories
Authors of a set aspired to create in an interior the game environment with a gymnastic apparatus,
It is always aspired that they should climb over with their very egoistical ambitions,
To music of this sort we subconsciously aspired, tired with love to prolixity
In his youth, Robinson aspired to be an actor
Youth- the majority of whom at the beginning of the decade still aspired to high life status- fulfill their goals
H-He was the pianist that all of us music students at college aspired to be like.
national independence were what Hungary aspired to as it shook off Communism.
But now it represents a European ideal aspired to by all players, including the social partners.
