target in Chinese
target in Chinese is 目标, 对准 — target means something aimed at, such as a mark used for shooting practice.
target in Chinese
目标
Pronounced: mù biāo
A butt or mark to shoot at, as for practice, or to test the accuracy of a firearm, or the force of a projectile.
对准
Pronounced: duì zhǔn
(transitive) To aim something, especially a weapon, at (a target).
What does "target" mean?
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noun Something aimed at, such as a mark used for shooting practice.
"He hit the bullseye on the target from thirty metres away."
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noun A goal or objective that someone is working to achieve.
"The sales team hit their quarterly target early."
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noun A person, group, or thing that criticism, attack, or attention is directed at.
"The new policy became a target for public anger."
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verb To aim something, or direct effort or attention, at a particular person or thing.
"The campaign targets young voters with social media ads."
target in a sentence
- He hit the bullseye on the target from thirty metres away.
- The archery range set up new paper targets for the competition.
- The sales team hit their quarterly target early.
- Our target is to cut costs by ten percent this year.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "target" in Chinese?
"target" in Chinese is 目标, 对准. target means: Something aimed at, such as a mark used for shooting practice.
How do you pronounce 目标?
"target" in Chinese is 目标, pronounced "mù biāo".
How do you use "target" in a sentence?
Example: "He hit the bullseye on the target from thirty metres away." In Chinese, "target" is 目标, 对准.
Are there other ways to say "target" in Chinese?
Yes — Chinese has 2 translations listed for "target": 目标, 对准.
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