目標 (もくひょう) Japanese meaning | Kotomoraは
日本
語
能
力
試
験
N
2
に
合
格
する
こと
です
。
My goal this year is to pass the JLPT N2.
He works hard every day to achieve his goal.
Usage patterns
〈事〉を目標に立てるto set something as a goal
I set a goal of passing the JLPT N2 by next year.
目標を達成するto achieve a goal
He achieved this month's sales goal.
目標に向かって努力するto work hard toward a goal
〈物〉を目標にするto make something one's target or reference point
We advanced using the distant mountain as our landmark.
目標を掲げるto set forth a goal
The company put forward a new management goal.
The athletes are working hard toward their goal of competing in the Olympics.
抱負
目標 is a concrete goal or target one sets to achieve, while 抱負 is a broader personal aspiration or resolve often announced at a turning point.
目標 is a formal, often long-term goal one sets deliberately, while 目当て is a more casual, immediate objective or motive.
目標 refers to a concrete, plannable goal, whereas 夢 can be broader, more emotional, and less clearly mapped out.
目標 is a broad term for a goal or target one is working toward, whereas 照準 is used for the precise act of lining up sights on something.
目標 is a goal that can be self-set and aspirational, whereas ノルマ is an externally imposed minimum one must meet.
目標 refers to an abstract goal or target to achieve, whereas 目的地 usually denotes a concrete place one travels to.
目標 refers to a goal or objective one works toward, while 的 more literally suggests a physical or figurative mark to hit.
基本目標
basic objective; primary goal
policy objective; policy goal
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numerical target; target value; target amount
final goal; ultimate objective
production target
management by objectives; MBO
target language; object language
