to aim at
Pronunciation
/ˈeɪm æt/
British pronunciation
/ˈeɪm at/

Definition & Meaning of "aim at"in English

to aim at
[phrase form: aim]
01

to work toward a specific goal

Transitive: to aim at a goal
to aim at definition and meaning
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Examples
The team is aiming at winning the championship this season.
His efforts are aimed at improving his physical fitness and overall health.
02

to design something for a particular audience or market

Transitive: to aim at an audience or a market
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Examples
The company's new marketing campaign aims at increasing brand awareness among millennials.
The new advertising campaign is clearly aimed at young adults who enjoy outdoor activities.
03

(of a statement, action, or behavior) to have a hidden purpose or intention

Transitive: to aim at doing sth
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His comments were aimed at emphasizing the importance of teamwork.
His critical remarks were not intended to hurt your feelings; they were aimed at highlighting areas for improvement.
04

to point a weapon or object at a particular target

Transitive: to aim at a target
Ditransitive: to aim at sth a target
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The police officer aimed her flashlight at the dark alley to see inside.
He aimed at the bullseye on the target and fired his bow.
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