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endeavour

/ɪnˈdev.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une entreprise ou une action sérieuse, résolue et souvent difficile, entreprise en vue d'atteindre un objectif précis ; effort soutenu ou tentative courageuse.

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noun

/ɪnˈdev.ər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant une entreprise ou une action sérieuse, résolue et souvent difficile, entreprise en vue d'atteindre un objectif précis ; effort soutenu ou tentative courageuse.

A noun referring to a purposeful, industrious, or earnest undertaking that requires effort or boldness, often aimed at accomplishing a specific goal.

  1. Purposeful undertakingB2formal

    A serious, determined effort or project, especially one that requires significant effort or courage.

    frEntreprise (tentative sérieuse)

    • The space mission was a remarkable scientific endeavour.
    • Starting a new business is a risky but rewarding endeavour.
    • The charity is a humanitarian endeavour to help refugees.

    Synonymesattemptcampaigndriveeffortenterpriseprojectpursuitstruggleundertakingventure

  2. Earnest activityB2formal

    A conscientious and dedicated activity aimed at achieving a specific goal.

    freffort soutenu

    • Her academic endeavour earned her a scholarship.
    • The team's endeavour to finish the project on time was successful.
    • He pursued his artistic endeavour with great passion.

    Synonymesattempteffortenterpriseexertionlaborpursuitstrivingundertakingventurework

    Antonymesapathyidlenessinactioninactivityindolencelazinesslethargynegligencesloth

Formes
  • endeavours plural form
  • endeavours' possessive plural form
  • endeavour's possessive singular form