fulfilment
noun[CorU]
mainlyUK(USusuallyfulfillment)uk/fʊlˈfɪl.mənt/us/fʊlˈfɪl.mənt/fulfilmentnoun[C or U](ACTION)
C2
thefactof doing something that isnecessaryor something that someone haswantedorpromisedto do:
完成;实现Being here is the fulfilmentofalifelongambition.来到这里就是完成了一生的雄心壮志。
We willensurefulfilmentofthe employer'sobligationstowardsemployees.
an achievement
- achievementFinishing the marathon in 10th place was an incredible achievement.
- accomplishmentWinning the award was a major accomplishment.
- attainmentsThe faculty were distinguished for their scientific attainments.
- attainmentThe study will track each student's educational attainment.
- realizationUKIt was the realisation of all her dreams.
- fulfilmentUKThe trip was the fulfilment of his dreams.
- Manyonlineretailerswerefailingbadlyin the fulfilment oforders.
- Playing for hercountrywas the fulfilment of achildhooddream.
- Theendingof thestoryispurewishfulfilment.
- Somegulliblepeopleseeprophecyfulfilmentseverywhere.
Higher and lower points of achievement
- apex
- apogee
- capstone
- climax
- glory days
- height
- heyday
- high point
- high tide
- Indian summer
- level up
- peak
- plumb
- prime
- rock bottom
- slow burner
- summit
- the acme
- trough
- zenith
fulfilmentnoun[C or U](PLEASURE)
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afeelingofpleasureandsatisfactionbecause you arehappywithyourlife:
For most of us,closepersonalrelationshipsarefundamentalto usfindingfulfilment.
Herjobgives her agreatsenseof fulfilment.
- It wasimpliedthat women could onlyfindfulfilment inmotherhood.
- Sensuality andtouchshould not beconsideredonly intermsofsexuality. Itbringsother fulfilments.
Pleasure and happiness
- abandon
- afterglow
- beatitude
- bed
- bed of rosesidiom
- delirium
- exaltation
- exultation
- feast
- felicity
- for funphrase
- fun
- gaiety
- goody
- joy
- joyfulness
- joyousness
- jubilation
- like a dog with two tailsidiom
- savour