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Perseverancia - Haciendo grandes esfuerzos

Explore modismos en inglés que se relacionan con hacer grandes esfuerzos, incluidos "quemar el aceite de medianoche" y "esforzarse".

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English idioms related to Perseverance
to break one's stones

to put in an extreme amount of effort into doing something

[Frase]
to burn the midnight oil

to do something until the very late hours of the night

[Frase]
to fall over backward

to put in an extraordinary amount of effort to accomplish something, often with the intention of pleasing someone

[Frase]
to give one's eye teeth

to be very determined and do whatever it takes to achieve a goal

[Frase]
to go to town

to complete a task or activity with thoroughness, efficiency, and speed, often suggesting a focused and diligent approach

[Frase]
to make a point of

to deliberately do something, with an emphasis or focus on that thing

[Frase]
to move mountains

to accomplish something challenging or seemingly impossible through extraordinary effort and determination

mover montañas

mover montañas

[Frase]
a hundred and ten percent

an intense amount of effort made toward achieving something one desires

[Frase]
to bend one's mind to do something

to put a great amount of effort or thought into something particular

[Frase]
blood, sweat, and tears

an extreme amount of effort, dedication, and hard work

[Frase]
elbow grease

a great amount of physical effort or work that is put into something

esfuerzo físico, trabajo duro

esfuerzo físico, trabajo duro

Google Translate
[Sustantivo]
to break one's neck

to put in a great deal of effort to accomplish something

[Frase]
to push the envelope

to go beyond established limits or norms, often in a creative or daring way

[Frase]
to break the back of the beast

to manage to do something that is extremely difficult or challenging

[Frase]
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