raggiungimento

achievement

noun rah-joon-jee-MEN-toh Less Common

Also means

attainment

Usage Note

Raggiungimento is an abstract noun formed from raggiungere (to reach, to achieve) and denotes the act or result of reaching a goal or milestone. It is more formal than successo (success) and specifically highlights the act of reaching something previously set as a target. Common in bureaucratic, legal, and official contexts: il raggiungimento degli obiettivi (the achievement of objectives).

Examples

"Il raggiungimento degli obiettivi richiede impegno."

Natural Translation

Achieving objectives requires commitment.

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