make an effort in English

try hard, exert oneself

Use "make an effort" in a sentence

1. Attempted: to make an effort to do.

2. To Attempt is to make an effort

3. It's simple -- unless you make an effort you're going to lose out.

4. Furthermore, people also expect the salesperson to adapt and make an effort.

5. Attempt definition is - to make an effort to do, accomplish, solve, or effect

6. “However, in time, I realized that I had to make an effort too.”

7. 3 Make an effort to establish a relationship with available support personnel early in the design cycle.

8. 24 A great way to scrunch those numbers is to make an effort to save money wherever you can .

9. Loading the tray with avocado mousse she decided she really should make an effort to get herself some skills.

10. Since I joined Bucs Dugout, I try to make an effort to engage with what I call the Commentariat

11. All other sports associations must also make an effort and single-mindedly work for an environment of equality in sport.

12. If you mean to put everything to rights between yourself and Benedict, you must make an effort on your own account.

13. Attempt definition, to make an effort at; try; undertake; seek: to Attempt an impossible task; to Attempt to walk six miles

14. The insidious cold was once more creeping over George and he sank to the ground benumbed and unwilling to make an effort.

15. You have to make an effort when training lats to isolate them so that only these muscles are involved in the movement.

16. Bother verb (MAKE AN EFFORT) B2 [ I or T ] to make the effort to do something: [ + to infinitive ] He hasn't even Bothered to write.

17. That's what really matters: if you make an effort to do the best you can regularly, the results will be about what they should be.

18. Abstrakt Exhortatio ad meditationem et Conformationem passionis Christi written by a Dominican Matthias Hayn in 1470 describes how the friars should make an effort to improve their behaviour

19. Abstrakt Exhortatio ad meditationem et Conformationem passionis Christi written by a Dominican Matthias Hayn in 1470 describes how the friars should make an effort to improve their behaviour

20. Collocations in English! Collocation refers to a natural combination of words that are closely affiliated with each other.Some examples are “pay attention” ,”fast food”, “make an effort”, and “powerful engine”

21. Arsed (comparative more Arsed, superlative most Arsed) (Britain, New Zealand, Australia, Ireland, vulgar, slang) bothered; willing to make an effort. quotations ▼ I can't be Arsed to get out of bed today

22. Exhortatio ad meditationem et Conformationem passionis Christi written by a Dominican Matthias Hayn in 1470 describes how the friars should make an effort to improve their behaviour towards others and deepen their spiritual life during Lent.

23. To make an effort to do something, you have to "get off your arse"! Hence "can't be Arsed" means don't feel it worthwhile to make the effort of standing up and doing something

24. Exhortatio ad meditationem et Conformationem passionis Christi written by a Dominican Matthias Hayn in 1470 describes how the friars should make an effort to improve their behaviour towards others and deepen their spiritual life during Lent.The author, who received good education while attending Dominican Studia Generalia in Cologne, Vienna and Paris, was designated by the Master General of