achievable

/əˈtʃiːvəbl/ (bre, ipa) · /əˈtʃiːvəbl/ (ame, ipa) · /ə-ˈchē-və-bəl/ (ame, mw)

achievable — 形容詞

  • achievablepositive
  • more achievablecomparative
  • most achievablesuperlative

1. describes a goal, task, or standard that you have a realistic chance of completi

1.形容詞B1
釋義

可實現的

能夠成功完成或達到的

describes a goal, task, or standard that you have a realistic chance of completing or reaching

例句

Mei-Lin set a weekly study goal that was achievable, so she stayed motivated without feeling overwhelmed.

Mei-Lin 設定了可行的每週學習目標，因此她保持動力，不會感到不堪負荷。

collocation: achievable goal

The sales team agreed that the quarterly target was achievable if every member worked closely together.

業務團隊一致認為，只要每位成員緊密合作，季度目標是可以實現的。

collocation: achievable target

同義詞
  • attainable

    more formal; emphasizes reaching a specific level or status after sustained effort

  • feasible

    focuses on practicality and whether enough resources (time, money, materials) are available

  • doable

    informal; simply means possible to carry out without much effort

反義詞
  • unachievable

    direct opposite; emphasises that a goal cannot be reached no matter the effort

  • impossible

    stronger; suggests no realistic path to completion at all

文法句型

achievable + noun

用法筆記

Often used about future outcomes (goals, grades, targets) that depend on effort, not about things that are simply possible in theory. Subject is usually a specific aim or standard.

常見錯誤

❌This is a very achievable task, but I cannot do it right now.
✅This is a very doable task, but I cannot do it right now.
💡'achievable' focuses on whether the outcome is reachable with effort, not simply whether the activity can be done.