بازگشت به کلمات قبلي....بازگشت به واژه targettarget cap
target captain
target chart
target computer
target date
target description
target designation
target discrimination
target disk
target diving
target dossiers
target echo
target folders
target grid
target indications
target indicator
target information center
target language
target list
target market
target materials
target of opportunity
target offset methode
target overlay
target pattern
target point
target price
target profit
target program
target programm
target range
target rifle
target round
target routine
target selector
target system
thermal target
time on target (tot)
time over target (tot)
transient targetادامه واژههاي مرتبط(1)
کلمات مرتبط(target):بازگشت به واژه targetaerial target aquisition
air target chart
air target material program
air target mosaic
area target
auxiliary target
crossing target
demolition target
disappearing target
fleeting target
fresh target
gun target line
known target
linear target
lost target
off-target hit
on target
opportunity target
phantom target
pinpoint target
planned target
point target
range (target)
record as target
scheduled target
signature (target)
silhouette target
sleeve target
strategic target
target allocation
target angle
target approach point
target aquisition
target archery
target area
target array
target arrow
target audience
target behavior
target bowادامه واژههاي مرتبط(41)
تخته هدف ،سيبل ،گل ،هدف فرود هدف شمشيرباز،هدف مشخص( اماج)،نشانگاه ،نشان ،هدف گيرى کردن ،تير نشانه
الکترونيک : نشان
معمارى : نقطه برداشت يا قرائت
روانشناسى : اماج
بازرگانى : هدف مشخص
ورزش : حد و مرز،سينه حريف
علوم نظامى : سپرکلمات مرتبط(81)
هدف.نشانگاه ، هدف، نشان ، هدف گیری کردن ، تیر نشانه .
target noun
1 sb/sth that you try to destroy, hurt, steal, etc.
ADJ. favourite, likely, natural, obvious, perfect, possible, potential, prime, suitable The prime minister is a favourite target of comedians. | easy, sitting, soft, tempting, vulnerable The stationary trucks were sitting targets for the enemy planes. | legitimate | intended | stationary | moving | ground | military | civilian, non-military | terrorist
VERB + TARGET aim at, attack, go for, shoot at | hit, reach (used of a missile) The bomb reached its intended target ten seconds later. | miss, overshoot The flare overshot its target and set light to a hotel. | destroy The missile is aimed specifically to destroy military targets. | track The radar beam can track a number of targets almost simultaneously.
PREP. off ~ The missile veered way off target and landed in the sea. | on ~ Politically speaking, his jibes were right on target. | ~ for an easy target for shoplifters
2 object that you shoot at
VERB + TARGET put up, set up The archers were setting up their targets. | aim at, shoot at | hit | miss | use sth as The boys used an old tree stump as a target.
TARGET + NOUN area | practice
PREP. off ~ Patton was just off target with a header. | on ~ His first shot was bang on target. | wide of the ~ The shot went wide of the target.
3 result, person, etc. that you aim to reach
ADJ. achievable, attainable, low, modest, realistic | ambitious, demanding, difficult, high, tough, unrealistic She has always set herself very high targets. | impossible | clear | chief, key, main, major, primary, prime, principal | annual | immediate, initial | future, long-term, ultimate | attainment, economic, financial, growth, inflation, performance, production, profit, recruitment, sales, spending
VERB + TARGET set Managers must set targets that are realistic. | aim for Pupils should be given a target to aim for. | achieve, meet, reach | stay within in a desperate attempt to stay within budget targets | exceed The company pays bonuses to workers who exceed production targets. | fall short of
TARGET + NOUN audience, group, market | date to meet a target date of May 2002 | figure, price, weight
PREP. above (a/the) ~ Sales so far this year are 20% above target. | off ~ These figures are way off target. | on ~ We are still right on target. | over (a/the) ~ Many wage settlements reached were over the original target of 4%. | towards (a/the) ~ We are working towards a target of twenty cars a week. | ~ for setting new targets for growth
n.
his arrow hit the mark
he fell prey to muggers
everyone was fair game
the target of a manhunt
the sole object of her trip was to see her children