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| ambitious; high-flying; aspirational (VIrinas); high flying; aspiring (as·pire (-spr) intr.v. as·pired, as·pir·ing, as·pires 1. To have a great ambition or ultimate goal; desire strongly: aspired to stardom. E.g. "the most aspiring project being launched " scherfas); stretching (напр., о цели kopeika); pretentious (Alexander Demidov); arrogant (ORD Alexander Demidov); conceited (Alexander Demidov); competitive (nutsey); grandiose (излишне масштабный A.Rezvov); moonshot (Sergei Aprelikov); haughty; conceited; driven (diyaroschuk) | |||
| career oriented | |||
| a man of ambition (Val_Ships) | |||
| exciting (контекстуально: brand's exciting expansion plans sankozh) | |||
| audacious (о целях, задачах, планах mikhailS) | |||
| bold (Moscowtran) | |||
| challenging (yerlan.n) | |||
aggressive (Simultaneous to our efforts to improve our smaller devices, we are also incorporating the many lessons learned into an aggressive roadmap for scaling to larger systems.  ibm.com Alex_Odeychuk) | |||
| artsy-craftsy; go-getter; on the make (Interex); world-beater (Interex); ambish | |||
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