Similar words: driving licence, living thing, strive, living, giving up, skydiving, misgiving, Thanksgiving. Meaning: [straɪv] 
n. an effortful attempt to attain a goal.
n. an effortful attempt to attain a goal. 
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121. Under their masonic aprons and emblems he could not help seeing the uniforms and the decorations they were striving after in mundane life.
122. Without striving to imitate her mother , young Simone was conditioned by her.
123. As the inherence request and the important striving target of the continuable development of socialism, the harmonious thoughts should run though out the passage of modernization.
124. I suppose both we and the PDC are striving for the best talent.
125. Recently the company is expanding its replenishment and striving for industry pioneer!
126. Scientists are constantly striving to find faster and convenient ways of obtaining quantitative data.
127. Striving to improve people's wellbeing and accelerating the development of social programs.
128. The Fine Historical Tradition of Mongol Women Mainly shows: self-support, striving to become stronger, seeking equality, respecting the elderly and loving the children.
129. They threw this eager vitality of theirs into a vehement striving after the ineffable.
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