raise sights



raise one's sights

Fig. to set higher goals for oneself. (Alludes to someone lifting the sights of a gun in order to fire farther.) When you're young, you tend to raise your sights too high. On the other hand, some people need to raise their sights.
See also: raise, sight

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
CharltonKAHRL-tən, CHAHRL-tənEnglish
Shakur-Arabic
IrmtraudEERM-trowtGerman
Ceciliese-SEEL-ye (Norwegian, Danish)Norwegian, Danish, Czech
Aylwen['eilwən]
Avishag-Hebrew, Biblical Hebrew