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aim
verb aimed, aiming
    tr & intr
    1. To point or direct a weapon, attack, remark, etc at them or it.
      Form: aim at someone (usually)
      Form: aim for someone
      Form: aim at something
      Form: aim for something
    intr
    2. To plan, intend or try.
noun
    1. What a person, etc intends to do; the achievement aimed at.
      Thesaurus: goal, objective, target, object, aspiration, intention, ambition, plan, scheme, purpose, desire, dream, wish.
    2. The ability to hit what is aimed at.
      Example: good aim
Idiom: take aim
    To point a weapon at a target so as to be ready to fire.
Etymology: 14c: from French esmer, from Latin aestimare to estimate.



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