effort in Japanese
effort in Japanese is 努力 — effort means physical or mental energy put into doing something.
effort in Japanese
努力
Pronounced: doryoku
The work involved in performing an activity; exertion.
What does "effort" mean?
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noun Physical or mental energy put into doing something.
"Learning to play the violin takes patience and a great deal of effort."
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noun An attempt to achieve something; an endeavor.
"Volunteers made a big effort to clean the beach after the storm."
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effort in a sentence
- Learning to play the violin takes patience and a great deal of effort.
- It took a lot of effort to finish the marathon.
- Volunteers made a big effort to clean the beach after the storm.
- Despite his best efforts, the team could not fix the broken server.
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What is "effort" in Japanese?
"effort" in Japanese is 努力. effort means: Physical or mental energy put into doing something.
How do you pronounce 努力?
"effort" in Japanese is 努力, pronounced "doryoku".
How do you use "effort" in a sentence?
Example: "Learning to play the violin takes patience and a great deal of effort." In Japanese, "effort" is 努力.
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