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Definition of strive in English Turkish dictionary
- uğraşmak
- çabalamak
Akıntıya karşı çabalamak cesaret gerektirir.
-To strive against the stream requires courage.
- {f} (strove, --n) çabalamak, gayret etmek, uğraşmak
- {f} mücâdele etmek
- çaba göstermek
Şirketimiz ürünlerini geliştirmek için çaba göstermektedir.
-Our company strives to improve its products.
Bu girişim, Oksitanca yazmaya teşvik etmek için çaba göstermektedir.
-This initiative strives to promote writing in Occitan.
- savaş/çabala
- çaba sarfetmek
- uğraş
- çalışmak
- çekişmek
- {f} didinmek
- {f} gayret etmek
- yeltenmek
- çabasında olmak
- strive against
- uğraşmak
- strive at
- bir şey için çabalamak
- strive for one's life
- can derdine düşmek
- strive hard
- fazla uğraşmak
- strive hard
- çok çabalamak
- strive mightily
- fazla uğraşmak
- strive mightily
- çok çabalamak
- strive after
- için uğraşmak
- strive after
- için çalışmak
- strive against
- savaşmak
- strive for
- için çalışmak
- strive for
- için uğraşmak
- strive to do
- yapmaya uğraşmak
- strive with
- çekişmek
- strive with
- savaşmak
- striver
- çabalayan kimse
- strove
- uğraş
- striven
- uğraşılan
- striving
- mücadele
- striving
- savaşmak
- striving
- uğraşma
- striving
- çaba gösterme
- strove
- uğraşmak
- striven
- {f} uğraş
- striving
- {i} zorlu
- striving
- {f} uğraş
- strivers
- Çabalayanlar
- striving
- uğraşarak
- striven
- f., bak. strive
- striven
- savaş/çabala
- strove
- savaş/çabala
- strove
- f., bak. strive
- to strive
- çaba göstermek
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Definition of strive in English English dictionary
- To struggle in opposition; to be in contention or dispute; to contend; to contest
to strive for the truth.
- To try to achieve a result; to make strenuous effort; to try earnestly and persistently
He strove to excel.
- {v} to struggle, endeavor, vie, emulate
- To struggle in opposition; to be in contention or dispute; to contend; to contest; followed by against or with before the person or thing opposed; as, strive against temptation; strive for the truth
- The past tense is either strove or strived, and the past participle is either striven or strived. If you strive to do something or strive for something, you make a great effort to do it or get it. He strives hard to keep himself very fit Mr Annan said the region must now strive for economic development as well as peace. to make a great effort to achieve something strive to do sth (estriver)
- To vie; to compete; to be a rival
- to exert much effort or energy; "straining our ears to hear
- attempt by employing effort; "we endeavor to make our customers happy"
- To try to achieve a result
- Strife; contention
- An effort; a striving
- To make efforts; to use exertions; to endeavor with earnestness; to labor hard
- {f} endeavor, try hard; compete; struggle, resist
- to exert much effort or energy; "straining our ears to hear"
- striving
- Effort
- Striven
- strived
- strived
- UK, past of strive
- striven
- of Strive
- striven
- past participle of strive
- striver
- someone who works as hard as a slave
- striver
- One who strives
- striver
- {i} one who tries hard, one who endeavors
- strives
- third-person singular of strive
- striving
- an effortful attempt to attain a goal
- striving
- present participle of strive
- striving
- {i} strenuous effort made to attain a goal, effortful attempt to accomplish a task
- striving
- from Strive
- strove
- of Strive
- strove
- past tense of to strive
- strove
- Strove is a past tense of strive. Past tense of strive. the past tense of strive
- strove
- voters
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strive
Turkish pronunciation
strayvSynonyms
aim, assay, attempt, bear down, bend over backward, break one’s neck, compete, contend, do one’s best, do one’s utmost, drive, endeavor, essay, fight, go afterPronunciation
/ˈstrīv/ /ˈstraɪv/
Etymology
() Middle English striven "to strive" from Old French estriver "to compete, quarrel" from Old French estrif "quarrel, dispute", alteration (influenced by Germanic forms related to Frankish *strīban "to strive", compare Middle Dutch strijven "to strive", German streben "to strive") of Old French estrit, of Germanic origin, from Frankish *strīd "quarrel, dispute" from Proto-Germanic *strīdō (“combat, strife”). Akin to Old High German strīt "quarrel" (German Streit), Old High German strītan "to fight", Old Norse strīð "strife, contention". More at stride.Resimler
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