aspired信息详情
v.向往；热望（aspire的过去分词）
aspire───vi.渴望；立志；追求
aspirer───n.热望者；追求者
aspires───vi.渴望；立志；追求
spired───adj.螺旋形的；有塔尖的；v.耸立；发芽（spire的过去分词）
aspirated───adj.送气音的；v.吸气（aspirate的过去式和过去分词形式）；送气发音
appaired───附录D
asperged───曲霉病
aspersed───v.诽谤，中伤；（教会）洒圣水于
asported───阿斯波特
He aspired to be their next leader.───他渴望成为他们的下一届领导人。
She aspired to a scientific career.───她有志于科学事业。
Rice aspired to go to college.───赖斯渴望上大学。
It seems to have eluded Wolf that ancient Chinese women might have aspired to something better than life as a concubine.───Wolf似乎在回避这样一个话题，中国古代妇女也许不想当妾，而是要追求更好的生活。
In truth, I aspired to be a businessman. And not the type that merely sold things for the sake of money, but sold inspiration.───事实上，我梦想着当个商人，不是那种只为臭钱而做买卖的商人，而是卖售梦想和激情之人。
Then it had not been merely the stars to which he had aspired on that June night.───这么说来，六月里那个夜晚他所向往的不单单是天上的星斗了。
Second, she had always aspired to be a naturalist, or maybe a journalist, but the word "scientist" hadn't figured in her dreaming.───其次，她一直渴望能成为一名博物学家或者新闻记者，而现实的“科学家”头衔与她的梦想却相去甚远。
Later, he told me he had been a missionary in Tientsinbefore he "had aspired to become a Sinologist. "───后来他告诉我，“在想当汉学家之前，他在天津当过传教士。”
People who knew Obama in the early 1990s said he made it clear that he aspired to run for public office.───90年代熟识奥巴马的人们称，他明确地表示要投身公共事业。
She aspired to a scientific career.
My father never aspired to the job of managing director, and was very surprised when it was offered to him.
He's never really aspired to great wealth.
He aspired to be their next leader.
At that time, all serious artists aspired to go to Rome.
He aspired to artistic perfection in all his paintings.
Franz never aspired to be a movie star.
They aspired to be gentlemen, though they fell far short of the ideal.
He aspired to become a lawyer.