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effort:
- doel; inzet; streven; doeleinde; inspanning; poging; krachtsinspanning; fysieke inspanning; zware inspanning
Wiktionary:
- effort → inspanning, moeite
- effort → inspanning, moeite, poging, worsteling, demarche, stap, diplomatieke stap

English

Detailed Translations for effort from English to Dutch

effort:

effort [the ~] nomen

the effort (objective; goal; intention; dedication; target; devotion; exertion; scheme)
het doel; de inzet; het streven; het doeleinde
- doel [het ~] nomen
- inzet [de ~ (m)] nomen
- streven [het ~] nomen
- doeleinde [het ~] nomen
the effort (attempt; efforts; exertion; try; exertions; strain)
de inspanning; de poging
- inspanning [de ~ (m)] nomen
- poging [de ~ (v)] nomen
the effort (physical effort; strain; exertions; exertion; efforts)
de krachtsinspanning; fysieke inspanning
- krachtsinspanning [de ~ (v)] nomen
- fysieke inspanning [znw.] nomen
the effort
zware inspanning
- zware inspanning [znw.] nomen

Translation Matrix for effort:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
doel	dedication; devotion; effort; exertion; goal; intention; objective; scheme; target	aim; aiming at; aiming for; destination; drift; final destination; intention; meaning; object; objective; purpose; strive for; target; target value; terminus; ultimate goal; use
doeleinde	dedication; devotion; effort; exertion; goal; intention; objective; scheme; target
fysieke inspanning	effort; efforts; exertion; exertions; physical effort; strain
inspanning	attempt; effort; efforts; exertion; exertions; strain; try	job; pains; strain; work
inzet	dedication; devotion; effort; exertion; goal; intention; objective; scheme; target	ambition; ante; application; assiduousness; beginning; cash for playing; commencement; dedication; devotion; diligence; inset; opening; outset; passion; pool; stakes; start; usage; use; wee-wee
krachtsinspanning	effort; efforts; exertion; exertions; physical effort; strain
poging	attempt; effort; efforts; exertion; exertions; strain; try
streven	dedication; devotion; effort; exertion; goal; intention; objective; scheme; target	aiming at; aiming for; ambition; diligence; strive for
zware inspanning	effort
-	attempt; campaign; cause; crusade; drive; elbow grease; endeavor; endeavour; exertion; exploit; feat; movement; sweat; travail; try
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
streven		aim at; aspire; aspire to; devote oneself to; seek; strive after; strive for; work for; work towards

Related Words for "effort":

efforts

Synonyms for "effort":

attempt; endeavor; endeavour; try; activity
elbow grease; exertion; travail; sweat; labor; labour; toil
campaign; cause; crusade; drive; movement; venture
deed; feat; exploit; accomplishment; achievement

Related Definitions for "effort":

a notable achievement¹
- the book was her finest effort¹
use of physical or mental energy; hard work¹
- he got an A for effort¹
earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something¹
- made an effort to cover all the reading material¹
a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end¹
- contributed to the war effort¹

Wiktionary Translations for effort:

effort

noun

the amount of work involved in achieving something
- effort → inspanning

effort

noun

de fysieke moeite die men voor iets doet
- inspanning → exertion; effort
een grote inspanning
- moeite → trouble; attempt; effort

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• effort	→ inspanning	↔ Aufwand — die benötigen Energie oder Arbeit, um eine Handlung durchführen oder etwas herstellen
• effort	→ moeite; inspanning; poging	↔ Bemühung — zumeist im Plural: Mühen und Anstrengungen, die auf sich genommen werden, um ein bestimmtes Ziel zu erreichen
• effort	→ inspanning; moeite; poging; worsteling	↔ effort — action de s’efforcer.
• effort	→ poging; moeite; demarche; stap; diplomatieke stap	↔ requête — Demande écrite ou verbale (sens générale)

Related Translations for effort

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