fulfillment
履行
definition
noun
she did not believe that marriage was the key to happiness and fulfillment
satisfaction or happiness as a result of fully developing one's abilities or character.
winning the championship was the fulfillment of a childhood dream
the achievement of something desired, promised, or predicted.
translation of 'fulfillment'
noun
结束,
履行
example
Pride is perhaps one of the only barriers to their emotional 'fulfillment' .
But we always made 'fulfillment' of the pledges contingent upon the Magnificent 40's approval of a new and plausible business plan.
The 'fulfillment' of this role came with the inauguration of the United Irishwomen during mid-May 1910.
The problem in both cases is that no condition can ever be met without the 'fulfillment' of a preceding condition.
Order 'fulfillment' will need to be accomplished faster to satisfy shorter lead times.
Each soul who holds this one office will either move that goal towards or away from its ultimate 'fulfillment' .
There was a notable difference between the boys and girls in their responses to the eighth statement, regarding 'fulfillment' of foreign language requirements.
A total of 16 first-year psychology students participated for partial 'fulfillment' of course requirements.
A student, however, concerned over 'fulfillment' of the graduation requirements, would not have time to even contemplate deviating from the course material.
Begin by examining your board's current 'fulfillment' of the above duties.
We are fighting now in 'fulfillment' of the highest duty and obligation which we undertook when we came to Trotsky and the Russian Opposition 25 years ago.
It is a promise of 'fulfillment' of deeper longings, whether it is for wisdom or for full unity with a beloved, or whether it is to be in God's presence.
The prospect of a self-portrait is a wish 'fulfillment' in more ways than one.
What is the result of a Hindu marriage solemnised without 'fulfillment' of the above mentioned necessary conditions?
The principal and ultimate goal of command and control is to ensure the 'fulfillment' of set tasks under any circumstances.
To give thanks for 'fulfillment' of a desire, a community meal is frequently prepared.
They are seeking 'fulfillment' in career pursuits as well as in their family life.
The protagonist, Janie Crawford, begins a quest for romance but achieves spiritual 'fulfillment' .
Yet, his pilgrimage is valid and counts as 'fulfillment' of the duty required of all Muslims who are able to make the journey.
His journey towards personal 'fulfillment' is one with which many readers will identify.
Vulnerability is bad, 'fulfillment' of desire is good, relationships are ever fraught.
Success and failure hinge on achieving personal artistic 'fulfillment' and public acclaim.
Participation was in partial 'fulfillment' of a course requirement.
An escrow refers to money put into the custody of a third party for delivery to a grantee only after the 'fulfillment' of the conditions specified.
Margin is a financial guarantee required to ensure 'fulfillment' of contract obligations.
The timeless principles set forth in this program apply to everyone who seeks 'fulfillment' .
Certainly the myopia of focusing on oneself and one's own happiness, 'fulfillment' , or satisfaction alone is detrimental to any relationship.
Role-responsibility refers to the performance or 'fulfillment' of the duties attached to a person's social role.
Usually the phrase ‘Follow your bliss’ refers to true happiness, joy and 'fulfillment' .
This is an ideal way to start a life of togetherness for 'fulfillment' of one's desires and dare say this is a golden getaway.
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