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accomplish

• /əˈkɑːmplɪʃ/

• Accomplish something: To succeed in doing or completing something

  • The first part of the plan has been safely accomplished

achieve

• /əˈtʃiːv/

• Achieve something: To succeed in reaching a particular goal, status or standard, especially by making an effort for a long time

  • He had finally achieved success

• Achieve something: To succeed in doing something or causing something to happen

  • I haven't achieved very much today

• To be successful

  • Their difficult home life makes it harder for them to achieve at school

attain

• /əˈteɪn/

• Attain something: To succeed in getting something, usually after a lot of effort

  • Most of our students attained five ‘A’ grades in their exams

• Attain something: To reach a particular age, level or condition

  • The cheetah can attain speeds of up to 97 kph

complete

• /kəmˈpliːt/

• Complete something: To finish making or doing something

  • She's just completed a master's degree in Law

• Complete something: To write all the information you are asked for on a form

  • 2 000 shoppers completed our questionnaire

• Complete something: To make something whole or perfect

  • I only need one more card to complete the set

consummate

• /ˈkɑːnsəmeɪt/

• Consummate something: To make a marriage or a relationship complete by having sex

  • The marriage lasted only a week and was never consummated

• Consummate something: To make something complete or perfect

finish

• /ˈfɪnɪʃ/

• To stop doing something or making something because it is complete

  • Haven't you finished your homework yet?

• To come to an end; to bring something to an end

  • The play finished at 10.30

• To eat, drink or use what remains of something

  • I quickly finished my tea

• To be in a particular state or position at the end of a race or a competition

  • She was delighted to finish second

• To make somebody so tired or impatient that they cannot do any more

  • Climbing that hill really finished me off

succeed

• /səkˈsiːd/

• To achieve something that you have been trying to do or get; to have the result or effect that was intended

  • Our plan succeeded

• To be successful in your job, earning money, power, respect, etc.

  • You will have to work hard if you are to succeed

• Succeed somebody/something: To come next after somebody/something and take their/its place or position

  • Who succeeded Kennedy as President?

• Succeed (to something): To gain the right to a title, property, etc. when somebody dies

  • He had no right to succeed to the tenancy when his father died

reach

• /riːtʃ/

• Reach something/somebody: To arrive at the place that you have been travelling to

  • They didn't reach the border until after dark.

• Reach somebody: To come to somebody’s attention

  • The rumours eventually reached the President

• Reach something: To increase to a particular level, speed, etc. over a period of time

  • The conflict has now reached a new level of intensity

• Reach something: To arrive at a particular point or stage of something after a period of time

  • We have a good chance of reaching the final

• Reach something: To achieve a particular aim

  • Politicians again failed to reach an agreement

• To stretch your hand towards something in order to touch it, pick it up, etc.

  • She reached inside her bag for a pen

• To be able to stretch your hand far enough in order to touch something, pick something up, etc.

  • Can you reach the light switch from where you're sitting?

• To stretch your hand out or up in order to get something for somebody

  • Can you reach that box down for me?

• To be big enough, long enough, etc. to arrive at a particular point

  • His hair reached down to the middle of his back

• Reach somebody: To communicate with somebody, especially by phone

  • You can reach me at this number

• Reach somebody: To be seen or heard by somebody

  • Through the internet we are able to reach a wider audience