aimed

[eɪmd]

aimed Definition

• 1. point or direct (a weapon or camera) at a target
• 2. have the intention of achieving

Using aimed: Examples

Take a moment to familiarize yourself with how "aimed" can be used in various situations through the following examples!

• Example

  The sniper aimed his rifle at the enemy.

• Example

  She aimed the camera at the sunset.

• Example

  The company's new marketing strategy is aimed at younger consumers.

• Example

  The politician's speech was aimed at gaining support from undecided voters.

aimed Synonyms and Antonyms

Synonyms for aimed

• directed
• focused
• targeted

Phrases with aimed

• aim for the stars

  set one's goals or ambitions very high

  Example

  I know it's a difficult task, but I always aim for the stars.

• aim high

  set ambitious goals or standards for oneself

  Example

  If you want to succeed, you have to aim high and work hard.

• aim to please

  make an effort to satisfy or please others

  Example

  As a waiter, my aim is to please the customers and make sure they have a good experience.

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Summary: aimed in Brief

'Aimed' [eɪmd] is a verb that means to point or direct a weapon or camera at a target. It can also mean to have the intention of achieving something, as in 'The company's new marketing strategy is aimed at younger consumers.' Phrases like 'aim for the stars' and 'aim high' encourage setting ambitious goals, while 'aim to please' suggests making an effort to satisfy others.