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Perfect Stranger Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Collocations q. no.2 - achievements

Dear Users,

I'd like to ask what the noun achievements collocate with? I'm looking for a suitable verb.

I don't think one could say:

I have achieved great achievements.
  

Top answer

I have realized great achievements?

— Mister Micawber

  • I have realized great achievements?
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I have realized great achievements?
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OK, thanks. Does to obtain achievements sound good?
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Perfect Stranger Does to obtain achievements sound good?
No.
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Hmm... Does it sound ok to you MM?

The company has realized great achievements in the field of software production.
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Perfect StrangerThe company has realized great achievements in the field of software production.
Yes. I cannot think of a better word than 'realize'.
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You can recast the sentence using the verb "achieve" instead of the noun "achievements."
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