A strain is an injury to a muscle that is overstretched or by having to use too much effort to complete the action of lifting an item that is too heavy.
Brikha is a collaborative effort between Majed & Sizar Hozaya, who have collected and arranged the name lists, and Ninos Hozaya of PIT Designs, who has created ...
The Swedish consulate's role remains pivotal, providing consular services, promoting dialogue, and contributing to peace-building efforts in the region.
The Swedish consulate's role remains pivotal, providing consular services, promoting dialogue, and contributing to peace-building efforts in the region.
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When sites for men lost in U.S. submarines list figures that differ from ours, we make every effort to contact the responsible parties, provide them with ...
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Effort may refer to:
Effort, Pennsylvania, a census-designated place in Monroe County, Pennsylvania, United States
Effortfulness, the subjective experience of exertion when performing an activity
Effort (gamer), League of Legends pro-gamer
20 Jan 2010 · Thank you. I'm sorry, I didn't make myself clear enough. In my example sentence, I used "effort" to mean "physical activity", i.e "We will deliver the order and you won't need to do any physical activity".
26 Jul 2015 · From Example 1.) [countable (group effort)]uncountable make little/no effort: →The drivers made no efforts to check their vehicles. despite someone’s efforts: →The man died despite the doctors’ efforts to revive him. [directly relates to the plural noun preceding it—using simply effort might lead to confusion with “doctor’s effort
04 Des 2010 · No. There needs to be a preposition following "put." The effort is being put into something. The apple is being put into the pie. My mom is putting a lot of apples into the pie. My mom is putting a lot of effort into <I need a noun phrase, not an infinitive to follow the preposition> preparing tonight's dinner.
02 Jan 2009 · You little ripper!: Vetusta, something that 'takes/requires an extra step' means that it requires more effort. Hopefully that will help with a translation. Thread: It is always an extra step to do something green Is it the fact that "effort" is a general abstract noun that you don't use "efforts" in the sentence above?
26 Sep 2010 · I appreciate everybody's effort are often said, and both are correct. As to the difference between them, imagine this being said to an individual: I appreciate your efforts is much the same as I appreciate your effort, except that the first is more often said in circumstances where the efforts have been unsuccessful.
06 Jun 2015 · I also find "effort has been made" somewhat odd. With "effort" as a mass noun, I'd probably use a different verb. If we remove the effects of "a lot of" and "made", I'd say that "effort" (uncountable) and "efforts" (countable) have somewhat different meanings, as mentioned by KeninPDX (quoted in post #5).
27 Agu 2016 · It is meaning 2 for "effort" in the WordReference dictionary (type the word in the Dictionary search box at top center of this page). That definition is "a try; an attempt". Meanings 1 and 3 relate to mental or physical effort, but meaning 2 does not.
12 Des 2010 · (1) Since he asked a reasonable question, you should have made more effort to answer. Actually, you can find a lot of examples of "make more effort" on the web. Given that "make more effort" is correct, "make effort", rather than "make an effort/efforts", should be correct. Nevertheless, "make effort" seems to be unacceptable.
19 Jun 2012 · Thank you, Maria Laura. I'd use "with little effort" if you mean to say that it wasn't hard to test your abilities. Notice there's no article in that phrase with that meaning. If you mean to say that you made some special, small effort to test your abilities, either "with a small effort" or "with a little effort" would work: "You are right. It ...
01 Jul 2009 · "barking up the wrong tree" (imagine a hunting dog) Not good for the poker analogy, but suitable for wasted efforts (complaints mostly) of some other kind.
