aimed

UK
/eɪmd/
US
/eɪmd/
aimedpast participle
UK
/eɪmd/
US
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Used attributively to describe something directed at a target or intended for a purpose.
Translations
The program is aimed at improving literacy.
Программа ориентирована на улучшение грамотности.
The campaign was aimed at young voters.
Кампания была нацелена на молодых избирателей.
Definitions
Directed or pointed at a specific target or intended for a particular purpose.
The campaign aimed at young voters proved highly effective.
aimverb

aimed

Past Simple

aimed
Past Simple
aimed
Past Participle
aiming
Gerund
UK
/eɪm/
US
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Translations
She aims to become a doctor.
Она стремится стать врачом.
The company aims to expand its market share.
Компания нацеливается на расширение своей доли на рынке.
He aimed the gun at the target.
Он целился из пистолета в мишень.
Additional translations
Definitions
To direct a weapon or object toward a target.
He aimed the rifle at the target and pulled the trigger.
To intend or direct for a particular goal or purpose.
The new policy aims to reduce carbon emissions by 20%.
To strive or direct one's efforts towards achieving something.
She aims to become a successful entrepreneur in the tech industry.
aimnoun
Definitions
The direction or target that someone is trying to hit or achieve.
The archer's aim was precise, hitting the bullseye every time.
A goal or purpose that someone is trying to achieve.
Her main aim in life is to become a successful author.
Accuracy or skill in hitting or reaching a target
Good aim is essential for an expert archer.
aimadjective
Definitions
Relating to or intended for aiming or improving accuracy.
The sniper adjusted the aim device to improve precision.