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Their goal was extraordinarily ambitious.是什么意思？

Their goal was extraordinarily ambitious.

他们的目标极其宏伟。

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their goal was extraordinarily ambitious

their

pron. 他（她，它）们的，在提及性别不详的人时，用以代替 him 或 her；
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Their permissiveness toward their children reflects the wild abandon of their own lives.
他们对孩子的放任折射出他们自身生活的放浪形骸。

goal

n. 目标，目的，球门，终点，得分；
例句
Their goal was extraordinarily ambitious.
他们的目标极其宏伟。

was

v. 用来表示某人或某物即主语本身，用来表示某人或某物属于某一群体或有某种性质（ be的过去式 ），在，存在，不受干扰；
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There was a terrible sadness in her eyes...
她眼神中流露出深深的悲伤。

extraordinarily

adv. 很，十分，特别，极其，离奇地，出奇，倍加；
例句
She was quick-witted and had an extraordinarily agile mind.
她机智聪慧，思维极为敏捷。

ambitious

adj. 有雄心的，有野心的，费力的，耗资的；
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He was by his own account an ambitious workaholic.
据他自己所言，他是个雄心勃勃的工作狂。
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