make every effort
英 [meik ˈevri ˈefət] 美 [mek ˈɛvri ˈɛfət]

释义

作出努力；多方设法；

双语例句

用作动词(v.)

1. To make as much profit as they can.
   竭尽所能攫取利润。
2. Yi definitely has that, and after watching him play on Friday, you can bet the Bucks will make every effort possible to sign him next season.
   通过周五的比赛可以看出易建联的确有这些特点，我敢打赌雄鹿会在下赛季竭尽所能签下他。

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