Ainda não temos significados para "make diligent".
1After all which the tutors or servants ought to make diligent inquiry.
2Cochût protested that he knew nothing about the casket, and pretended to make diligent search after it.
3Andrew then urged us to make diligent search for any of the oil-giving fish which we could catch.
4Now when thou leavest me, go unto the court of King Arthur and make diligent inquiry for Sir Lamorack of Gales.
5If Congdon wasn't dead he would be sure to make diligent inquiries in the village as to his assailant and the stolen car.
6Their sole attendant was a black woman; whom, by frequent visits, I endeavoured, with little success, to make diligent in the performance of her duty.
7They made diligent investigation and found nothing whatever to sustain the assertion.
8He was clever with his knife and made diligent use of it.
9A. I made diligent inquiry during several months, but nothing came of it.
10He and his companion made diligent search, but failed utterly to find them.
11I soon rejoined the woman, and with her I made diligent search for Thora.
12But the boys found no answer to their questions, though they made diligent search.
13Though we made diligent search as we walked on, we could find no water.
14Bessie made diligent inquiry in the latter's room, and unearthed a bale of disreputable socks.
15Concerning ye Amphisbaena, as soon as I received your commands, I made diligent inquiry: .
16I had made diligent inquiries for him, and having heard of him in Boston, I went thither.
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