strive for further progress despite great achievements
Meanings
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to make further progress despite already achieving a high level; to strive for continued improvement
formalUsed to encourage continued effort and not to rest on one's laurels. It is a commendatory term, often used in formal speeches, writings, or motivational contexts to praise someone's diligence or to express a high aspiration.
You won the gold medal in this competition; I hope you can strive for even greater progress and aim for the world championship.
Our company's performance doubled last year; this year we must make further progress from this high point.
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After winning the Nobel Prize, this scientist still immersed himself in research, truly embodying the spirit of striving for further progress.
In the graduation speech, the principal encouraged all graduates to strive for further progress and make greater contributions to society.
There is no end to learning; even if you are already an industry expert, you should still pursue further advancement.