To get a good result after working or trying hard. (a. s.), achieve success, To become very popular or profitable in a very short time. (b. a. o. s.), be an overnight success, An unsuccessful attempt that loses a lot of money or causes serious problems. (c. f.), costly failure, A task that makes you worried because it seems extremely difficult or dangerous. (d. c.), daunting challenge, A very bad and disappointing result or performance. (d. f.), dismal failure, To finish without achieving the intended result. (e. i. f.), end in failure, To experience good results or become popular or profitable. (e. s.), enjoy success, To have to deal with an extremely difficult task or problem. (f. t. f. c. o.), face the formidable challenge of, A reasonable possibility of getting the result you want. (f. c.), fair chance, To achieve something that you have wanted very much to do. (f. a. a.), fulfil an ambition, Having all the training, knowledge, or experience needed for a particular job. (f. q.), fully qualified, A very good result or achievement. (g. s.), great success, To have an extremely strong wish to achieve a particular thing. (h. a. b. a. t.), have a burning ambition to, A very important or extremely good result or achievement. (h. s.), huge success, To increase someone’s enthusiasm and willingness to do something. (i. m.), improve motivation, To make learners more enthusiastic and willing to study or participate. (i. s. m.), increase student motivation, To accept an opportunity immediately and enthusiastically. (j. a. t. c.), jump at the chance, To have little or no enthusiasm or willingness to do something. (l. m.), lack motivation, To plan every detail carefully so that nothing is left to luck. (l. n. t. c.), leave nothing to chance, Something you have wanted very much to achieve throughout your life. (l. a.), lifelong ambition, The most important thing that you strongly want to achieve. (m. a.), main ambition, An important and difficult task that needs a lot of effort, skill, and determination. (m. c.), major challenge, To be completely unsuccessful when attempting to do something. (m. w. c. f.), meet with complete failure, A difficult task or situation that you have not dealt with before and that tests your ability. (n. c.), new challenge, Insufficient enthusiasm or willingness to make an effort. (p. m.), poor motivation, The main reason or need for doing something. (p. m.), primary motivation, To achieve something that you have planned or hoped for. (r. a. a.), realise an ambition, A very great and unmistakable achievement. (r. s.), resounding success, To cause an attempt or project to be unsuccessful. (r. i. f.), result in failure, To deal successfully with a particularly difficult task or situation. (r. t. t. c.), rise to the challenge, Another opportunity to try after an earlier unsuccessful attempt. (s. c.), second chance, Something you strongly want to achieve but do not tell other people about. (s. a.), secret ambition, A small possibility that something will happen or be achieved. (s. c.), slight chance, To have a possibility of succeeding or achieving something. (s. a. c.), stand a chance, A powerful enthusiasm or reason that makes someone determined to act. (s. m.), strong motivation, To accept a difficult task or an invitation to compete. (t. u. a. c.), take up a challenge, A person, event, or attempt that is completely unsuccessful. (t. f.), total failure

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