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effort

/ˈef.ət/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'énergie physique ou mentale dépensée pour atteindre un but précis ou accomplir une tâche.

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noun

/ˈef.ət/A2formal
  • frNom désignant l'énergie physique ou mentale dépensée pour atteindre un but précis ou accomplir une tâche.

A noun referring to the physical or mental energy exerted to achieve a particular goal or accomplish a task.

  1. Physical or mental exertionA2formal

    The use of physical or mental energy to achieve something.

    freffort (physique ou mental)

    • It took a lot of effort to finish the marathon.
    • She put great effort into learning the piano.
    • He made an effort to arrive on time.

    Synonymesapplicationendeavorenergyexertionindustrylaborstrainstruggletoilwork

    Antonymeseaseidlenessinactivityindolencelazinesssloth

  2. Attempt or tryA2formal

    An attempt to do something, especially when difficult.

    frtentative

    • Her first effort at baking a cake was a success.
    • They made a joint effort to solve the problem.
    • His effort to climb the mountain was admirable.

    Synonymesattemptbidcrackendeavorgoshotstabtry

  3. Result of workB1formal

    The result or product of someone's work or attempt.

    frrésultat d'un travail

    • The painting was a beautiful effort by the artist.
    • The report was a collective effort of the team.
    • His efforts were recognized with a promotion.

    Synonymesaccomplishmentachievementcreationoutputproductproductionresultwork

Formes
  • efforts plural form
  • efforts' possessive plural form
  • effort's possessive singular form
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