exert oneself to 努力 ; 尽力 ; 起劲
to exert a force 施作用力 ; 施作使劲
exert-to bring to bear exercise 对…施加
Exert to feature of regi 发挥地域特色
to exert oneself 用力 ; 勉力 ; 出力 ; 尽力
To exert influence 施加影响
exert oneself to do 努力做某事
to exert all one's strength 使尽 ; 使劲
They would like the college administration to exert more control over the fraternity.
他们希望该学院行政部门加大对该兄弟会的控制力度。
In order to be successful he would have to exert himself.
他必须努力才能成功。
That's partially because it appears people who set realistic goals actually work more efficiently, and exert more effort, to achieve those goals.
部分原因是,设定现实目标的人确实工作效率更高、更努力去实现这些目标。
Asked whether the United States has tried to exert pressure on Pakistan's government to reinstate former chief justice Chaudhry,Wood said.
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In other words, we no longer say, "How does the author exert autonomous will with respect to the subject matter being expressed?"
换言之,我们不会再说,“作者是如何在尊重所要表达的主题的前提下,把独立的意愿加进去的?“
Newton is not going to come and tell you what force the spring will exert when it's pulled by some amount.
牛顿不会过来告诉你,弹簧被拉伸一定量时会产生多大的力
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