effort to

English - Turkish

Definition of effort to in English Turkish dictionary

effort

çaba

Çaba güzel sonuçlar üretir. - Effort produces fine results.

Çabalar her zaman faydalı olmaz. - Efforts do not always pay off.

effort

gayret

Eğer gayret etmezse, hiç kimse İngilizceye hakim olamaz. - No one can master English if he doesn't make effort.

Çok az bir gayretle kitabı yazdı. - She wrote the book with very little effort.

effort

(Askeri) GAYRET, ÇALIŞMA, ÇABA

effort

(Askeri) çalışma

Gece boyu süren sağanak yağış, mahsur kalan feribottaki kazazedeleri kurtarma çalışmalarına sekte vurdu. - Heavy rain throughout the night has hampered efforts to rescue survivors from the stricken ferry.

Bu yaşlı politikacılar neden yeniden seçilmeye çalışmak için bu kadar çok zaman ve emek harcıyorlar? Hayatlarının çok daha uzun sürmesi muhtemel değildir. - Why do these elderly politicians spend so much time and effort trying to get reelected? Their lives are not likely to last much longer.

Herkes kendi dilini öğrenir ve asla diğer dillerden bir tek sözcük bile öğrenmek için herhangi bir çaba harcamaz. - Everybody learns their own language and never make any effort to learn even one word of other languages.

Hiçbir şey çaba harcamadan ölümlülere verilmez. - Nothing is given to mortals without effort.

effort

emek

Nereye gidersen git, emek vermeden başarıyı bekleyemezsin. - Go where you will, you can't hope for success without effort.

effort

güç

Hükümet ve özel aktörlerin çok güçlü çabalarına rağmen dilin geleceği umutsuzdur. - Despite concerted effort by the government and private actors, the language's future is bleak.

effort

kolay

Esperanto konuşmak o kadar kolaydır ki bazen gerçek bir çaba gerektirir. - Speaking Esperanto is so easy that sometimes it requires a real effort.

{i} çabalama

{i} girişim

Böyle zor zamanlarda girişimin hiçbir sıradan derecesi şirketi tehlikeden uzak tutmayacaktır. - In difficult times like these, no ordinary degree of effort will get our company out of danger.

{i} deneme

{i} eser

O çaba kuvvetiyle başardı. - He succeeded by dint of effort.

effort

{i} başarı

O, çabalarına rağmen işinde başarısız oldu. - He failed in his business in spite of his efforts.

Tüm çabaları ile, o başarılı olamadı. - With all his efforts, he couldn't succeed.

effort

{i} uğraşma

English - English

Definition of effort to in English English dictionary
effort: To make an effort
effort: {n} a struggle, strong endeavor, attempt
Effort: striving
effort: use of physical or mental energy; hard work; "he got an A for effort"; "they managed only with great exertion
effort: The estimated amount of effort required for a given task e g Task 1 2 3 requires 35 effort hours
effort: 1 cause for concern 2 does not try 3 tries on some occasions 4 tries on most occasions 5 tries hard 6 gives their best Behaviour 1 cause for concern 2 unacceptable 3 needs to behave better 4 generally well-behaved 5 well behaved pupil 6 behaviour cannot be faulted
effort: Effort Certification/Cost Sharing
effort: Exertion towards a goal
effort: {i} physical or mental exertion, labor; attempt; something accomplished through hard work; organized operation
effort: An endeavour
effort: The number of labor units required to complete an activity or other project element
effort: The amount of time and fishing power used to harvest fish Fishing power includes gear size, boat size, and horsepower
effort: The force needed to move a load
effort: The number of labor units required to complete an activity or other project element Usually expressed as staffhours, staffdays, or staffweeks Should not be confused with duration
effort: Any individual promotion to a subscriber or prospect A new business, qualification, renewal or requalification, or billing series will comprise several efforts
effort: An effort is a particular series of activities that is organized by a group of people in order to achieve something. a famine relief effort in Angola
effort: Any individual promotion to a subscriber or prospect A new-business, qualification, renewal or re-qualification series will comprise several efforts
effort: (See FTE)
effort: the force that is applied to a machine to produce an action Example: the effort is the force that turns the handle of a screw driver
effort: If you say that something is an effort, you mean that an unusual amount of physical or mental energy is needed to do it. Even carrying the camcorder while hiking in the forest was an effort. = strain, struggle
effort: An exertion of strength or power, whether physical or mental, in performing an act or aiming at an object; more or less strenuous endeavor; struggle directed to the accomplishment of an object; as, an effort to scale a wall
effort: The amount of work involved in performing an activity; exertion
effort: use of physical or mental energy; hard work; "he got an A for effort"; "they managed only with great exertion"
effort: (v) To attempt to get something "We're efforting some aerials "
effort: If you say that someone did something with effort or with an effort, you mean it was difficult for them to do. She took a deep breath and sat up slowly and with great effort With an effort she contained her irritation. = difficulty
effort: The force supplied to a machine in order to produce an action
effort: Actions, as defined by Rudolf Laban, that are analyzed in terms of weight, time, space, and flow factors
effort: time-fast/slow/sudden/sustain - Force-strong/light - Flow-Bound/free
effort: A force acting on a body in the direction of its motion
effort: How much energy you put into class activities, SOCC assignments, SOCC conversations, etc
effort: earnest and conscientious activity intended to do or accomplish something; "made an effort to cover all the reading material"; "wished him luck in his endeavor"; "she gave it a good try"
effort: The number of labor units required to complete an activity or other project element Usually expressed as staff-hours, staff-days, or staff-weeks Should not be confused with duration
effort: Conscious exertion of physical or mental power Active or effective force The total energy expended and work done to achieve a particular purpose or result
effort: An attack on the opposing blade that travels from it's foible to forte
effort: Movement quality
effort: To stimulate
effort: The use of mental or physical effort to do something The application of force to a mechanical lever Force applied against inertia
effort: If you make the effort to do something, you do it, even though you need extra energy to do it or you do not really want to. I don't get lonely now because I make the effort to see people
effort: For the purpose of the Activity Distribution Report (ADR) system, effort is all the work performed for compensation by the university It does not include work done for supplemental pay The total effort is always equal to 100 percent even if the employee is part-time or worked only part of the reporting period If the employee is salaried and works more than 40 hours per week, total effort is still 100 percent
effort: The number of labor units required to complete an activity or other project element Usually expressed as staff hours, staff days, or staff weeks Should not be confused with duration Element - One of the parts, substances, or principles that make up a compound or complex whole
effort: If you make an effort to do something, you try very hard to do it. He made no effort to hide his disappointment Finding a cure requires considerable time and effort. his efforts to reform Italian research Despite the efforts of the United Nations, the problem of drug traffic continues to grow But a concerted effort has begun to improve the quality of the urban air
effort: a series of actions advancing a principle or tending toward a particular end; "he supported populist campaigns"; "they worked in the cause of world peace"; "the team was ready for a drive toward the pennant"; "the movement to end slavery"; "contributed to the war effort"
effort: a notable achievement; "he performed a great deed"; "the book was her finest effort"

effort to

Hyphenation

ef·fort to

Turkish pronunciation

efırt tı

Pronunciation

/ˈefərt tə/ /ˈɛfɜrt tə/

Etymology

[ 'e-f&rt, -"fort ] (noun.) 15th century. Middle English, from Middle French, from Old French esfort, from esforcier to force, from ex- + forcier to force.