Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Achieve"

A: reach a goal or successful bring something about .
Alcançar um objetivo, um alvo , ser bem sucedido em alcançar algo..

A: Conquistar
Achievement = conquista

A: To put effort into something and gain something from it. For example "she achieved high grades in her exam".

A: It means reach or attain.

"I achieved my highest score."

"I wonder if I will achieve my dream."

A: both mean the same but reach usually it’s more likely to be literally.

i’ve achieved the best player title in that game

go on ahead to the party, i’m just pass by the market and then will reach you on the road

A: he achieved his goal.
the medal was achieved with hard work.

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A: verb
successfully bring about or reach (a desired objective or result) by effort, skill, or courage.
"he achieved his ambition to become a press photographer"
synonyms: attain, reach, arrive at

I want to achieve my dreams before I die.

Keep achieving your dreams! Never give up!

A: 例文：

The government and unions are hoping to achieve an agreement.

She achieved a personal best at swimming.

The trilogy was his greatest achievement.

A: Very similar! They often can be used interchangeably and many English speakers might not be able to define a clear difference, but in certain situations it’s common to use one and not the other.

For example you would hear “I accomplished a task.” And “I accomplished my mission” more often. And you more often say “I achieved a new high store” or “I achieved top marks in my test.”

Here is an explanation I found online
'achieve' refers to the end result. Hence,
"At the end of a long and accomplished life, he achieved greatness when he was awarded a Nobel Prize."

'accomplish' refers to the process of bringing (something) to a successful completion. If you do...then you have achieved your goal.

"We did not achieve our goal, of eradicating malaria in Tanzgambo, but we accomplished much with regard to a major vaccination program for other common diseases, and in sanitation."

A: not much difference at all.

それほど大きな違いはありません.

I hope the translation is correct.

A: Achieve is when you successfully complete or reach a goal or objective with effort or skill. Get is you receive, have, or experience something Examples:
I hope I can achieve my goals. Or
I finally achieved max level in my game.

I need to go get milk from the store. Or I need to get all the sleep I can.

A: Achieve is usually related to an accomplishment, so you did something. I worked hard and I achieved mastery of the skill.

Get is a more generic word for obtain and is typically used for objects, like "I need to get a bike." (get can also be used colloquially as "understand" so "I get it" means "I understand it")

A: 兩者相同喔～ 都是有所成就/達到目標的意思🤗

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A: “achieves” x3

A: That one is weird! :D

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A: they all mean the same thing, they mean to complete something or to get something done

A: yes it does.

A: 10/10