a goal 英語で:

What's your score?

When applying to American universities, your TOEFL score is only one factor.

Writers of film scores are experts at using music to create an atmosphere.

Well, even so my score is far above yours isn't it? "What did you say!? If I was to go all out you'd be as nothing to me!"

The game ended in a draw with a score 6-6.

Was your mock exam score this time within the pass range for your preferred school?

Far from refuting the thesis that race is to blame for lower IQ score, Lynn's data actually supports it.

Trying to beat some kid's high score is an inefficient use of your time.

Right now my score in Cooking is about 45 out of 100. Great isn't it? That's not a fail!

In the last minute the Argentinian captain scored a goal.

Beckham strzela gola dla Anglii! And Beckham scores for England!

Did you score on Saturday? Yeah, I always pick someone up on Saturdays!

He scored just before half-time to put Liverpool 2-1 ahead.

Just don't tell me that he didn't score with her. They've been living together for over two years.

MP (magic): Ability score needed to use magic. As you use magic it drops, but with time it recovers.

Many women pursue higher education and careers, thus delaying marriage and childbirth.

Are you being pursued?

So many goals? Which goals to pursue first?

They are typically employed by an office of the government, with safeguards in place to ensure such an office can successfully pursue the prosecution of government officials.

1. pursue an activity, interest, goal, dream or plan; 2. pursue the thief, pursue by car

Political programmes in 2003 must pursue this priority more strenuously than in 2002.

It is important to think over what you will do, to pursue your studies economically, and effectively.

Other gentleman came and said we need to pursue him.

If you pursue your dreams then you will surely achieve a few.

In the pride of the wicked the poor is hotly pursued; Let them be taken in the devices that they have conceived.

Pursue is defined as to follow or chase, to continue with or to try to get someone or something. An example of pursue is taking classes to get ahead in your career.

To pursue a goal of pleasing everyone is a recipe for failure.

pursue one's interest in biology

Even after she got married and had children, she still found time to pursue her interest in archeology.

I want to pursue my research despite a low budget.