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Meanings of endeavour in English
Portuguese
esforçar-se Spanish
esforzarse Synonyms
Examples for "try"
Examples for "try"
1
Last year his parents decided he should try to escape to Europe.
2
Transition year is a great time to try new approaches to Irish.
3
I try aim for 22 minutes a day, seven days a week.
4
Of course the first issue is whether he really wants to try.
5
I am going to try to answer another Ask a ScienceBlogger question.
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Although marketing the Internet takes effort in Central Europe, business is good.
2
But the question remains: Did Obama's effort help build the Democratic Party?
3
Sunak said: We are starting a great national effort to protect jobs.
4
Come and see my latest effort- Ithinkit's my best work yet.
5
Graham repeated the problem a month later after 16 days of effort.
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Thousands of migrants attempt to cross the Mediterranean to Europe every year.
2
He will 'attempt' to set up a 'committee' to 'study' the matter.
3
Cal's new record attempt was held today to celebrate National Burger Day.
4
Many refugees attempt to use Turkey as a springboard into wealthier Europe.
5
In severe cases, it has been known to result in suicide attempt.
1
State enterprise and public investment were at the heart of the growth.
2
He worked for a balanced budget, sound currency, free enterprise, reduced govt.
3
It's a social enterprise and great way to raise money for charity.
4
FAS offers a 30-week course in fashion design, enterprise and technical skills.
5
The work progressed surprisingly well; the enterprise was in every way successful.
1
The law governs every type of human endeavor, including politics and literature.
2
But there are good political reasons to take up an athletic endeavor.
3
The endeavor has since brought multiple alarming flaws to light every year.
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However the company is still hoping to profit handsomely from the endeavor.
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With my particular skill set, such an endeavor could be quite entertaining.
Usage of endeavour in English
1
Nevertheless I shall endeavour to keep you updated of his progress today.
2
Note: We endeavour to ensure that statistics are as accurate as possible.
3
Without it, politics as a collective democratic endeavour would be virtually impossible.
4
Of course, JJ would endeavour to find out precisely what that was.
5
My glory is established; in vain would you endeavour to shake it.
6
City building itself can also be a highly profitable endeavour for some.
7
But the moment was unsuited for further endeavour in the New World.
8
The endeavour was attended with considerable danger, and the men knew it.
9
She talked, in fact, in the endeavour to sting him into speech.
10
There are doubtlessly fields of endeavour in which they are quite useful.
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I don't think it is that long-term an endeavour for the military.
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I don't think I would be much use to your endeavour, Admiral.
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But do you really know how to prepare for such an endeavour?
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Young Queen Victoria was assisted in that endeavour by an extraordinary flower.
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The Czecho-Slovak State shall be a republic in constant endeavour for progress.
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But in the mean time you must endeavour to restrain your impetuosity.
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Translations for endeavour
Portuguese
Catalan
Endeavour through the time
Endeavour across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Rare